I am most definitely a Yeppie, too. On the one han...

2006-03-04T17:16:00.000-05:00

I am most definitely a Yeppie, too. On the one hand, we don't want to settle, in terms of career and relationships. On the other hand, what if our expectations are so high, that we miss what was good for us, and then one day, it's too late?

So yeah, I understand.

You know what's really interesting about this? Fro...

2006-03-03T18:20:00.000-05:00

You know what's really interesting about this? From reading your blog for awhile now we are pretty different in how we handle life situations and social situations and stuff, but I would consider this "Yeppie" definition to fit me as well.

Unlike Yuppies which are so much more easily stereotyped, there are many different ways to handle the experimental search for perfection and many ways to handle the postponement of life-altering decisions.

I recently told my mother I was considering looking around the job market at some point this year. Nothing in stone, just a thought. She went nuts, said I was idealistic, I sohuld hold onto a solid job (as if any job these days is solid).

Highlighted the difference between the baby boomers' hold on solid jobs and this generations more ... experimental view of jobs.

Fascinating (even though I hate being labeled by a word. heh)

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I am most definitely a Yeppie, too. On the one han...

You know what's really interesting about this? Fro...