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Topic	Why Gen-X escaped the "Generation Wars"
bigblu89 10/26/22 11:36:19 AM #39:	DarkBuster22904 posted... I mean, sure, generational rivalry is always gonna be a thing. That said, given that millennial and gen z are the first two generations in a VERY long time to actually have quantifiably and verifiably worse prospects than their parents, they arguably have a much stronger leg to stand on. Oh, 100% in agreement there. Which is why I also think when it comes time, GenX will be a lot more compassionate towards their own children when theyre 22, 25, even 30 years old and still living at home. The idea of youre out of the house or in college at 18, married and in your own place by 25 is a fleeting one. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:968984346] in Why Gen-X ... [t:80210706]...</cite> <quote>DarkBuster22904 posted... </cite><quote>I mean, sure, generational rivalry is always gonna be a thing.That said, given that millennial and gen z are the first two generations in a VERY long time to actually have quantifiably and verifiably worse prospects than their parents, they arguably have a much stronger leg to stand on.</quote>Oh, 100% in agreement there. Which is why I also think when it comes time, GenX will be a lot more compassionate towards their own children when theyre 22, 25, even 30 years old and still living at home. The idea of youre out of the house or in college at 18, married and in your own place by 25 is a fleeting one. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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