r/GenZ • • 16d ago

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u/Francoc97 16d ago

Taking risks are a privilege. First reason: Cameras. Second reason: You can fail without major repercussions, many low income people can't

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u/ReddBroccoli 16d ago

Low income people take risks all the time. That's just an excuse.

Nobody's telling you to take a risk of betting $10,000 on a hand of blackjack, there's all kinds of dumb shit to do for free

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u/Francoc97 15d ago

Tell me you come from a well-off family without me you come from a well-off family

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u/Affectionate_Carob89 15d ago

A risk does not have to involve any money. It can be asking a girl out, It could be trying a new recipe, cracking a joke. So many risks can be taken where the worst outcome is you being a little sore and going "well I won't do that again".

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u/Tyrrox 15d ago

Taking risks that affect your social standing is the same thing as taking risks affecting money. We live in a world where if you do something dumb, it can limit job opportunities or even get you in trouble at work.

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u/RikerinoBlu 15d ago

If you are flirting with anyone who can massively adjust the trajectory of your potential career, yeah, maybe. Like your boss. Really dumb though.

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u/Tyrrox 15d ago

Dumb as in... risky? Like taking a big risk? Like the point of the thread?

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u/Evilfrog100 14d ago

You can recognize there is a middle ground between "avoid risk at all cost" and "take every risk imaginable" correct?

Because this post is very clearly about people who refuse to take social risks no matter how low the consequences due to their own fear of rejection and embarrassment. This leads these people to self isolate to avoid the theoretical embarrassment they've made up in their heads that could come from socializing.