I have been increasingly troubled by what I perceive as a lack of motivation on the part of many young people to move out and move on with their lives. I rented my first apartment at 17 and everyone I knew was looking forward to being out on their own.
I have talked about this with my wife and she agrees our generation was more “grown-up” than today’s kids (I’m talking about 18-21 year olds here). It just doesn’t make sense to me though. I would think the opposite would be true, but the fact is it appears we have a lost generation on our hands. They don’t want to work, don’t want to leave the nest, and have no prospects.
I thought my observations may have been isolated examples, but after reading this post by Stephen Green at VodkaPundit I think its an even bigger problem than I feared. I also agree with Stephen’s assessment of where the fault lies. Go have a read and let me know what you think….
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my deffination of growing up is having my career.
marriage (as shown though bbyboomers)to me
is overpaying for a whore. I am 28 yrs old
i want a career. i hope all educated boomers die.
I only had one use for the white bitches born
in the 70,s..
Well Andre, after reading your comment I can understand why you would want anyone “educated” to die. And your attitude towards women is a pretty good clue that you won’t have to marry a “whore” anytime soon.
Growing up is not about marriage or a career. It is really about taking responsibiity for your own life. Blaming your failures on boomers and women is not a great indicator of maturity.
Thanks for commenting.
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