People often talk about baby boomers, millennials, and Gen Z, seemingly overlooking an entire generation sandwiched between them. Gen X, otherwise (and aptly) known as the “Forgotten Generation,” is the generation born between 1965 and 1980.

These folks are also referred to as “latchkey kids” who spent their carefree childhood years enjoying Saturday morning cartoons and had MTV as their cultural beacon as they approached adolescence and early adulthood.

If you identify as a Gen Xer, the following memes and images will likely resonate with you. Scroll through for your dose of nostalgia.

#1 In Prince's Funky Name

#2 I Don’t Think I Have Ever Felt So Personally Attacked By A Meme As This One:

#3 Good Advice Then, Now, And Forever

There are many stereotypes associated with Gen X. Environics Research classified them into five sub-groups: Thrill-seeking materialists, detached conformists, social hedonists, inclusive idealists, autonomous minimalists, and security-seeking ascetics.

#4 I’ll Tell Ya What

#5 This Is Where It’s Headed, I Swear…

#6 Historic Ted Talk

A more accurate description of who they are comes from Dr. Nassir Ghaemi, a psychiatrist, researcher, and educator at Tufts Medical Center and Harvard Medical School.

“Coming after the hippies, we rejected their rejection of the status quo, but we had lost our faith in it too,” wrote Dr. Ghaemi, who grew up in the ‘70s in McLean, Virginia. “We were unmotivated, unmoored, and unconcerned. The Cold War chugged along, and we had lost the passion to keep fighting it, but we had no better alternative.”

#7 The Fifth Element Foretold The Rise Of The Influencer

#8 We’ve All Felt It

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In his article, Dr. Ghaemi pointed out that Gen X seemed to have taken a back seat as older millennials came of age at the dawn of social media and smartphones. He noted that a “generational disconnect” regarding technology also occurred during this era, leaving Gen X stuck in the middle.

“Our teachers are unknown to history: They had no celebrity and are not found on the internet; they were simple, unassuming people who embodied the best of their generations,” Dr. Ghaemi wrote.

#10 How Everyone Else Thinks The 80s Looked Like vs. Reality

#11 Anyone Remember The Metal Lid You Had To Use A Butter Knife To Pop Off?

#12 Sadly Very True

According to Dr. Ghaemi, being sandwiched between boomers and millennials gave Gen X a unique perspective on societal issues. As he stated, “We don’t have a program or strategy for the world. At least not yet.”

#13 This Felt Like The Pinnacle Of Technology

#14 At First I Laughed. But Then It Really Got Me Thinking

#15 Does Anyone Else Still Do This?

“We see the problems more clearly than our predecessors and our successors. We may not have a treatment, but at least we can diagnose,” Dr. Ghaemi continued.

“If we can find a way to articulate our insights, the only question left would be whether the generations around us are willing to listen.”