I say I don’t understand the young generation all the time but I recognize at this age I’m not supposed to, and I'm going to understand them less with every year. That’s literally how things always have been. There are surviving writings going back literally thousands of years saying stuff to the effect of, “These spoiled lazy kids today and their strange ways and not wanting to work hard!” I heard the same thing about my generation. The "spoiled lazy kids" today will be saying it about the "spoiled lazy kids" in a couple of decades too :).
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2) A part of them are incredibly lonely, because they are terrified of not getting things right, being judged, and being unable to win at the game of adulting.
3) Another part of them are so much tenderer and more accepting of one another than previous generations.
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