“Shatter the Stereotype: 8 ‘Boomer Phrases’ You Must Drop Now to Earn True Respect!”
This way, you’ll foster mutual respect and understanding, and who knows? You might even learn something new.
4) “When I was your age”
Now here’s a classic – “when I was your age”. It’s often used to share wisdom or express disbelief at how things have changed.
While the intent is usually good, the message can often be lost, making you seem out of touch or even condescending.
Times change, experiences vary, and what worked for you at a certain age might not hold true for others today.
So instead of starting with “when I was your age”, try saying, “In my experience” or “From what I’ve learned”. This way, you’ll communicate your wisdom without undermining the experiences of others.
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