[Vermont Lt]

Probably on the edge—I am “technically” a boomer, but I am so close to Gen X, my cohort really identifies more with classic X behavior than Boomer behavior.

And yes, everyone is different. Its more about the culture you were raised in (local, national, world) than your specific identification.

[Dr. Sivana]

Probably on the edge—I am “technically” a boomer, but I am so close to Gen X, my cohort really identifies more with classic X behavior than Boomer behavior.

That's funny, I am also born at the very end of the "Boomer" generation, and don't identify at all with the GenXers. In my case I believe it is because I was the youngest of five, and so was heavily influenced culturally by my older siblings' tastes.