wrstcasechelle
wrstcasechelle t1_ja7ygrl wrote
Reply to comment by willsmithsrightpalm in Young generations tend to judge or pity for old generations but the fact is that the later are apparently happier, less anxious and more content with what they achieved or failed to. by red-ed
Ahhh.. yes. I absolutely agree with you here.
Younger generations lived through so many terrible events at such a young age. 911, columbine and subsequent school shootings, a depression, etc.
The older generations or “boomers” had a much easier time financially as well which is clearly a stressor.
wrstcasechelle t1_ja7x6pz wrote
Reply to comment by willsmithsrightpalm in Young generations tend to judge or pity for old generations but the fact is that the later are apparently happier, less anxious and more content with what they achieved or failed to. by red-ed
She says “the fact is that the later [generations] are apparently happier, less anxious, and more content with what they achieved or failed to”
What part of that did I miss?
wrstcasechelle t1_ja7t32q wrote
Reply to Young generations tend to judge or pity for old generations but the fact is that the later are apparently happier, less anxious and more content with what they achieved or failed to. by red-ed
This is not statistically accurate. Gen Z experiences more anxiety than any other generations.
https://healthmatch.io/blog/the-gen-z-mental-health-wave-what-is-causing-the-surge
wrstcasechelle t1_ja83v6m wrote
Reply to comment by willsmithsrightpalm in Young generations tend to judge or pity for old generations but the fact is that the later are apparently happier, less anxious and more content with what they achieved or failed to. by red-ed
Absolutely true.
Personally I’m jealous of the older generations who were able to buy a home, support a household on a single income, “keep up with the Joneses,” afford all the costs that come with large families,etc.
Most of us live paycheck to paycheck, no savings, and plenty of debt, and it’s not from lack of effort. Two of my best friends make over 100k a year and they still struggle with debt (although to be fair one is a compulsive shopper and the other has a shit-ton of student loans to pay off.)
My problem with the older generations is that generally they don’t understand why the younger aren’t living up to their own financial standards. We’re just lazy and don’t want to work, welfare queens, etc. I love my job, and I bust my ass, but I’m still not paid a living wage.