Xennial Memes
A black-outline triangle on a white background with the heading "Millennial Dating" above it. The top corner is labeled "Emotionally stable", the bottom left "Likes the same music", and the bottom right "Good at sex". In the center it says "CHOOSE TWO".

Millennial Dating: Choose Two Triangle

A "choose two" triangle joking that millennial dating means picking between emotional stability, shared music taste, and good sex. Music taste still matters to Xennials.

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A black-outline triangle on a white background with the heading "Millennial Dating" above it. The top corner is labeled "Emotionally stable", the bottom left "Likes the same music", and the bottom right "Good at sex". In the center it says "CHOOSE TWO".

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