Born roughly between 1965 and 1980, Generation X is often labeled the “forgotten generation,” yet their psychology has quietly shaped modern work culture, parenting approaches, and broader social norms. Traits like self-reliance, emotional restraint, dark humor, cynicism, and adaptability set Gen X apart from both Boomers and Millennials, forming a distinct psychological identity.
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