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A survey revealed that 23 per cent of millennials and 21 per cent of Gen Z lied on social media to impress people. 

Millennials are the biggest culprits of lying in the workplace and on social media

A survey revealed that 23 per cent of millennials and 21 per cent of Gen Z lied on social media to impress people.&nbsp;

A survey conducted by an online casino PlayStar, on 1,306 participants half male and female found that millennials are the biggest culprits of lying at workplaces as well as on social media.&nbsp;
The findings showed that while 13 per cent of millennials (born between 1981-1996) are the worst offenders and are dishonest at least once a day, only 2 per cent of boomers (born between 1946-1964) lied once per day.&nbsp;
And, Gen Z (1997-2021) and Gen X (1965-1980) have much more in common. Only 5 per cent of them fibbed&nbsp; daily.&nbsp;
According to the survey, it seems workplace is a house of lies with two in five millennials revealing that they have lied to their bosses to avoid embarrassment at office.&nbsp;
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A study reveals that while millennials prioritize sex more in relationships, Gen Z demonstrates greater sexual exploration

Millennials prioritise sex more than Gen Z, study finds

A study reveals that while millennials prioritize sex more in relationships, Gen Z demonstrates greater sexual exploration

Sexual chemistry and sex are top priorities of millennials when it comes to relationships. This is not what we are saying but a survey is suggesting so. &nbsp;
According to Dating Diaries: Social Media, Labels and Gen Z 2023 report commissioned by eharmony and conducted by Harris Interactive, millennials place a higher emphasis on sex in relationships compared to Gen Z. However, Gen Z shows a more adventurous and experimental approach towards sexuality.
Laurel House, an eharmony relationship expert, highlighted that Gen Z tends to be more sexually liberated than millennials, who take a slower approach to dating and are more open to exploring their sexuality with fewer limitations.
The survey revealed that 91 per cent of millennials in relationships engage in sexual activity at least once a week, whereas the figure stands at 78 per cent for Gen Z. Additionally, 24 per cent of millennials prioritize sexual chemistry in relationships, while only 19 per cent of Gen Z share the same priority.
Interestingly, the survey also found that Gen Z is more inclined to engage in unprotected sex and displays greater flexibility in the bedroom. Around 26 per cent of Gen Z participants admitted to having unprotected sex, compared to 16 per cent of millennials.
Furthermore, Gen Z showed a higher willingness to explore various sexual positions as compared to millennials.
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Zillennials are a microgeneration of young adults born between 1992 and 1998 and are a cusp of millennials and GenZ. 

From Orkut to Snapchat; meet the new microgeneration you belong

Zillennials are a microgeneration of young adults born between 1992 and 1998 and are a cusp of millennials and GenZ.&nbsp;

Are you from that generation who has grown up seeing the sudden emergence of the internet and now making the most use of it?&nbsp;
From Orkut to Instagram, if you've used both don't consider yourself too old;&nbsp; there's a new term for you called 'zillennials'.&nbsp;
Zillennials' are those who are born between the generations millennials and GenZ.
This microgeneration of young adults born between 1992 and 1998 has faced adolescence with both landline phones and high-speed Wi-Fi. And, this generation often ends up making advantages because they are more aware of both generations before and after their own.&nbsp;
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After thumbs-up emoji, now it's full stop. Know why Gen Z is after its life

After thumbs up, Gen Z wants to cancel full stops & these emojis. Know which why

After the thumbs-up emoji, Gen Zs are after full stops, know why. 

After thumbs up, Gen Z wants to cancel full stops & these emoji's 

After thumbs-up emoji, now it's full stop. Know why Gen Z is after its life

Gen Zs are infamous for their cancel culture and after thumbs up emoji, full stops, red heart, OK hand, monkey covering its eyes and grimacing face emoticons are their latest victims.&nbsp;
As per the younger generation, full stops tend to give a negative connotation and should only be used in emails or formal conversations.&nbsp;
Gen Z's latest obsession is the skull and crying emoji. Clearly what makes sense to Millennials or Gen X, doesn't vibe with Gen Zs.&nbsp;
This makes us think what's next on their hit list.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/gen-z-wants-to-cancel-thumbs-up-emoji-know-why-1665824429738">Gen Z wants to cancel thumbs up emoji. Know why&nbsp;</a>

In the survey, it was also found that a quarter of millennials are opening up their emergency funds at least once a month. Know more

Half of Gen Z and millennials believe weddings and social events are bummer in their money goals

In the survey, it was also found that a quarter of millennials are opening up their emergency funds at least once a month. Know more

Amidst the ongoing inflation, half of Gen Z and millennials believe that weddings and social events are coming in the way of their personal saving goals, as per a survey.
The survey was done by Prudential which found out that for 46% of millennials and 48% of Gen Z spending on weddings, baby showers or other social celebrations act as a barrier for their money goals.
The survey also stated that a quarter of millennials are opening up their emergency funds at least once a month and 23% said that they have done so to pay for a gift or attend family or friends' event.
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Millennials and Gen Z make sure they dress up their pets too in their favourite brands, take a look! 

This winter upgrade your pet babies' wardrobe with Gucci, Boss, Versace and Louis Vuitton 

This winter upgrade your pet babies' wardrobe to haute couture

Millennials and Gen Z make sure they dress up their pets too in their favourite brands, take a look!&nbsp;

Millennial and Gen Z pet parents leave no stone unturned to make their furry folks look the best. The brand-conscious generations make sure they dress up their pets too in their favourite brands including Boss, Gucci, Versace and Louis Vuitton among others.
This holiday season, here&rsquo;s a look at some cute outfits which would be paw-fect for your furry friends&rsquo; wardrobes. Grab em&rsquo; before it&rsquo;s too late.
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During the pandemic, we witnessed a change in fashion styles; be it comfy loungewear, mask chains or sliders. From Gen Zs to millennials, it was embraced by all along with the grandmillennial style. 

After cardigans and scarves, yet another granny chic accessory makes to the trending list and that's eye chains

During the pandemic, we witnessed a change in fashion styles; be it comfy loungewear, mask chains or sliders. From Gen Zs to millennials, it was embraced by all, along with the grandmillennial style.&nbsp;

Granny chic fashion can never get old! After cardigans, scarves, barrettes and knitting; now eyeglass chain is the latest fashion trend.&nbsp;
During the pandemic, we witnessed an array of fashion trends; from comfy loungewear, mask chains to sliders. Whether Gen Zs or millennials, these trends were embraced by all, along with the grandmillennial style.&nbsp;
Several celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Dakota Johnson and the Hadid sisters have also been spotted donning this 'IT' accessory of the movement; eyewear chains.&nbsp;
Apart from them, major luxury houses, such as Chanel and Dior, have thrust the accessory into the spotlight with a cameo role in some of their runway shows.&nbsp;
Like other jewellery pieces, the eyeglass chain is available in various styles and formats and is all over social media. You can either reuse your mask chains or steal your mom's or grandmom's&nbsp; cool and aesthetic eyewear chains for the perfect look!&nbsp;
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Low energy, consistent fatigue and poor immunity were the reasons why young adults felt older than their age.

Indians above 40 are feeling younger & healthier than Gen Z, millennials: Report 

Why are gen z and millennials feeling older than their age? 

Low energy, consistent fatigue and poor immunity were the reasons why young adults feel older than their age.

According to a recent research by PepsiCo and a London-based market research company, Indians aged over 40 feel younger and healthier as compared to Gen Z and millennials.
The report found that 82 per cent of Gen X audience feel their own age or younger, while 40 per cent of Gen Zs &amp; millennials feel older. Low energy, consistent fatigue and poor immunity were the reasons why young adults feel older than their age.
The survey was conducted with over 1,000 participants aged 18 years and above, living across Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kolkata.
The data further revealed that over 40 per cent of people in Gen X claimed that they never skip breakfast. Whereas, 50 per cent of Gen Z and 61 per cent of millennials admitted skipping breakfast.
Despite these differences, the survey also stated that there has been an overall shift in healthy living post-pandemic. Over 70% of respondents improved their nutrition intake and more than 62 per cent people increased their physical activity since the pandemic.
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