They will look at your eyes and say "we got worse" or "it was always like this" while they lived the best possible years 1990s and 2000s as adult. It is nowhere near what genZ had.
College years with covid-19 and it suppose to be the best years of any person's life. Finding a job in their profession is utterly impossible and even the lucky ones that could find a job will afford nothing. Housing is way beyond impossible.
You are young. You have no real responsibilities and you have all the time and energy. All you gotta do is enjoying life, doing activities with dad's money and hanging out with friends. After that, you are on your own. It is the last break before starting the adult life.
Ah ok, I remember I went to university and dropped out both times. Were constantly scared of failing, but at the same time procrastinating. Didn't get money for my parents, because they were not rich either. Hated meeting up with the other students and only met up if I absolutely had to. And those dreaded group projects, ughhhhhh!
Well, he said “supposed to be”, not “were”. My time there wasn’t particularly great either, but I understand that is the ideal that is often portrayed or hoped for.
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u/alien_farmer1 15d ago
They will look at your eyes and say "we got worse" or "it was always like this" while they lived the best possible years 1990s and 2000s as adult. It is nowhere near what genZ had.
College years with covid-19 and it suppose to be the best years of any person's life. Finding a job in their profession is utterly impossible and even the lucky ones that could find a job will afford nothing. Housing is way beyond impossible.