Am I the only one sad because a “serious” publication allows a headline with “meh” instead of apathetic?
It’s in quotes, so I think they made it clear they were quoting something the young people might say.
I don’t know if they’re right that the 18-35s use that word very often, but I think that’s what they’re going for.
30yo here, I usually only use it to answer questions where I'm apathetic about the choices
What are you feeling for dinner? Meh🤷
Do 18 y/o's actually say that though? I think the journalist might be taking into the trap of trying to be relevant to kids by saying shit we said when we were kids.
18? Yeah I doubt it
You're not alone, there are hundreds of Lemmy users who hold equally vocal opinions over details irrelevant to the point.
Am I the only one sad because a “serious” publication allows a headline with “meh” instead of apathetic?
It’s in quotes, so I think they made it clear they were quoting something the young people might say.
I don’t know if they’re right that the 18-35s use that word very often, but I think that’s what they’re going for.
30yo here, I usually only use it to answer questions where I'm apathetic about the choices
What are you feeling for dinner? Meh🤷
Do 18 y/o's actually say that though? I think the journalist might be taking into the trap of trying to be relevant to kids by saying shit we said when we were kids.
18? Yeah I doubt it
You're not alone, there are hundreds of Lemmy users who hold equally vocal opinions over details irrelevant to the point.
Seriousness is a plague.
I certainly hope you are.