r/Mid2000s

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Most of the 2010s were an evolution of the 2000s and most of the 1990s. Late 2017 (mostly December 2017) to May 2026 was the "True" micro-decade (well, it was nearly a full decade) of the 21st century, if considered outside of 2001-2011 numerical rule. June-July 2026 is a "new beginning."

Not to "yap,"

but this is a summary of my links.

1991-2017 shift: https://www.reddit.com/r/generationology/comments/1tu5mdm/earlymid_1991_to_springfall_2017_is_one_deep_era/

The "True" beginning of the 21st century:

https://www.reddit.com/r/culturalstudies/comments/1ullez4/being_honest_late_2017_octoberdecember_2017_to/

Next 21st Century shift:

https://www.reddit.com/r/generationology/comments/1uk6iks/junejuly_2026_is_the_gradual_beginning_of_the/

Eh, and perhaps the 2020s subdivision:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Roaring2020s/comments/1uls772/the_2020s_subdivision_cleanup_post/

This is to help "the surroundings," perhaps?

This is typed by me, Brian Shear Jr. (who is also known as "ProfessionalBee")., who is also a 2026 High School Graduate I had been spreading my posts to Reddit, about the experiences that I am aware of.

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u/Professional_Bee8907 — 15 hours ago
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Your phone back then wasn't just tech— it was a fashion statement. Which one would you have picked back then?📱🩷🌺

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u/GyaruGal_83 — 5 days ago