>>13842>Also again, Gen X did procreate.I mean, some of them must have. At least I assume so. The only ones I know of were a couple teen pregnant girls at school back in the early nineties. I'm not kidding–siblings, cousins, friends, neighbors, coworkers, nobody I knew personally ever had kids, and there were a whole hell of a lot of us. In fact, I rememeber back in the nineties one of the big panics was that the world was facing imminent overpopulation (there was projected to be a ten-billion global population by 2010) and a resulting lack of available resources like in
Soylent Green. Then Gen-X just did not reproduce, and all the population projections collapsed at the turn of the century. That became another panic, because ZOMG we will not have enough workers to keep the economy growing.
>Millennials weren't terminally online. They were terminally watching TV just like their elders did.The Golden Age of the Internet was drivien largely by Millennials. There were quite a few Gen-Xers in on it as well, but the Millennials were the most common until the end of that beautiful era.
>>13845>I guarantee you you could find erotic fanfiction authors around the same age range that would write similar prose.Similar to Daisy Ashford? I doubt that. I have never seen anything like her book before, and I doubt that such a thing could ever be written again in any future epoch. What she wrote is not erotica like what fanfiction authors write. It is old school romance from the perspective of a prepubescent girl. If you mean Caldwell, her prose is fairly typical of genre writing with adult authors. As much as I dislike her characters, her book is well-structured enough to be of a quality that is out of reach of most fanfic authors.
>Because the nine-year old is not allowed to be explicit or passionate in her description?No, because… you know what? I am just going to attach the book in epub. You'll see what I mean. There is no describing
The Young Visiters; it must be experienced.
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