Does anyone here miss the 2000s? I was a 90s baby but I don't remember it and the 2010s are shit so far

imo it was the last decade where the internet still felt untamed, like it still belonged to nerds rather than normies. to me that's the biggest appeal and i actually wish i could've experienced the internet in the 90s. must've been fucking wild back then

>no trump

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I loved 2000s memes. Although that might be the nostalgia goggles since I've browsed Jow Forums since middle school.

When is he gonna legalize it man

You can get a sort of sense of that checking out onion or i2p sites, but a lot of them are filled with edgelords, and, much like the early 90s-2000s, everything is slow beyond belief.

I mean people were more willing to genuinely put themselves and their feelings out there without feeling the need to hide behind seven layers of post-pseudo-irony. It created a lot of cringe, sure, but also a lot of fulfilling interactions, at least imo.

>more earnest, and not nearly as jaded, compared to how it is today
It wasn't the Internet that changed, it was us.

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I dont know if i miss them. It was weird. I was in my 18s it was a confusing time.

Cellphones where only for bizman so not being called or msj all the time was comfy as fuck.

Only a few people had internet in their houses so the getting with friends to play golden eye on N64 drinking beers and smoking weed was fucking amazing.

One of my first dates was going to the movies with a girl to see "cast away" with tom hanks, great movie.

the only good thing from that era i like is the raves. Now they are shit. And a lot of drugs. You could get anything and in good quality cheap prices. Now everything is trash.

I hate the hyperconection of these days. Anyone can reach you at any time, is fucking invasive.

stupit thred die

how about a nice big ol' no u

t. tweIve year old boomer

He literally said what he was talking about. In response your only argument is shit that doesn't directly affect anyone and "i personally don't like it".

The internet changed us and in turn the internet changed with us

>it was by todays standards pretty fucking cringe
So, who the fuck cares about cringe? We were kids then and it was fun. No normies, no Jow Forums. It was alright.

I just miss everything not being about idpol and America being marginally whiter. And of course decent cartoons.

2010-2018 has been the most depressing and shitty years of my life so far. I hope the 2020s is as good as the 1920s is portrayed

in the early 2000, you could find CP on mainstream websites like Yahoo.

If it is then the 2030s-40s will be shitter than 2010s fuck.

But I really wish I could just redo this decade. I fucked up my life.

The 2000s were anything but comfy. More like tragic and tense. The only "comfiness" existed in the budding phenomenon of online escapism and the fact you were almost certainly an ignorant early-teenage faggot. I bet kids growing up in this decade feel the same about the 2010s as you do about the 2000s, completely ignorant to REEEE SJWs and whatever cynical interpretation of consumer technology you want to blather on about. It's called being young, and you are growing out of that carefree worldview.

Why are people so nostalgic for time periods. Every time period is shit. The 90's were no better than now. The 00's were no better than now.

What I'm nostalgic for is just childhood. When your brain was still making connections/firing like crazy and everything had a mysterious and magical tint. There was so much to explore.

Now my brain feels like its constantly in a haze and nothing is amusing. I don't give a fuck about time periods, I just want my sense of wonder back.

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The last ww1 veterans weren't dead until the mid-2000s.

>hates identity politics
>wants American to be whiter (which is identity politics)

hmm...

But sjws ruined everything we hold dear to us