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The millennial term Gen Z is calling out as 'passive aggressive.'
Apparently Gen Z want millennials to stop using 'lol' at the end of sentences because they think it's a passive-aggressive sign-off.
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It seems we've hit a point in 2026 where someone, somewhere decided that taking our winged eyeliner and mascara wasn't enough.
For the unacquainted, according to posts doing the rounds online, it seems that younger people (particularly professional young people) read 'lol' at the end of a message as passive-aggressive.
You see, as millennials, we are absolute chaos. Everything seems unclear.
We don't know if we're meant to be buying a house or renting a one-bedroom until we die.
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