Why '90s Cartoons Are the Secret to Millennial Mental Strength

What a wholesome cartoon and jingle Captain Planet and the Planeteers was. It has been stuck in my head the past two mornings, helping me power through my early morning walks. 

What full-of-life and message-driven cartoons we watched as kids—SWAT Kats, Johnny Bravo, Dexter’s Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls, and Scooby-Doo.The comic timing was so precise that by the end of the episode, the subliminal messages were all driven right home.

I think millennials are mentally strong today, quietly putting their heads down to work while managing family responsibilities, largely thanks to these cartoons.

Depressed? Watch one episode of Scooby-Doo. Bad day at work? Turn on SWAT Kats. Feel like punching someone in the face? Watch The Powerpuff Girls.Good always wins over evil. 

So remember to stay raw, undiluted, unfiltered, and, most importantly, a good human being.No toxic elements of society—whether at work or in your personal space—can bring you down with their negativity. 

Let the light radiate through your backside all the way to every core of your body.Just shun evil in any form, starting with petty gossip and ending with a silly back pain. We don't look in that direction because we make our own direction, filled with hot chocolate and balls of steel.End of story. 

Go watch some '90s cartoons now and transform into a good badass, if you aren't one already.