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  • Features and Special Projects Editor, Yahoo News
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Hire a weather witch, ditch the bridesmaids and absolutely no AI vows. The 34 new rules of the Gen Z wedding

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By Kerry Justich Verified, Naureen Khan Verified, Kelsey Weekman Verified
| MSN Verified
Every generation leaves its stamp on wedding culture. The '80s had teased hair and mutton sleeves. The '90s had Carolyn Bessette Kennedy-inspired slip dresses and the Macarena. The 2010s had mason jars, chalkboard signs and the mass delusion that romance demanded to be celebrated in a barn. So how will members of Gen Z, now in their 20s and entering their marrying years, make their mark?
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LinkedIn, male thirst traps, text apologies: 17 Gen Z-ers tell us what they find unbearably cringe Original

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By Naureen Khan Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
One of the nicest things about aging is that you never have to worry about being cool ever again. Take it from someone who is rapidly approaching middle age: I use Instagram reactions to reply to all my friends’ stories with wild abandon, wear socks that none of you losers will ever see and part my hair proudly on the side (where it’s been anchored for the last two decades). My neck hurts, but I’m free.
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LinkedIn, male thirst traps, text apologies: 17 Gen Z-ers tell us what they find unbearably cringe

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By Naureen Khan Verified
| Currently
One of the nicest things about aging is that you never have to worry about being cool ever again. Take it from someone who is rapidly approaching middle age: I use Instagram reactions to reply to all my friends’ stories with wild abandon, wear socks that none of you losers will ever see and part my hair proudly on the side (where it’s been anchored for the last two decades). My neck hurts, but I’m free.
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