• @[email protected]
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    10811 months ago

    My Y daughter is doing well, maybe it will be shitty for her to buy a house or condo but she can. My Z one, yeah, I’m helping her, paying stuff here and there like groceries, microwave, etc, she’s in her own flat and all and is not too bad but still, rent is 40% of her earning. It’s ok to help your kids.

    • @[email protected]
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      3811 months ago

      I absolutely agree! It’s not a competition, we are all living in the same world with the same problems.

      Families are at the centre of any society. Families function best when they help each other out. Parents are meant to sacrifice to help their children, just as their adult children should sacrifice later in life to help them.

      • @Nythos
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        1711 months ago

        I have seen absolutely nowhere near the same hostility people on Reddit have towards children and their parents.

        Seems like you’re pulling shit out your arse to cause a rile.

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          -311 months ago

          Wrong. This place is going to turn into an antikid circlejerk in no time. There are already childfree and kidsarefuckingstupid communities.

      • @[email protected]
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        3611 months ago

        In the literal sense, yes, but not in the context of marketing cohorts, which are usually based on birth date ranges and are used to group members of society who experience similar pressures and exhibit similar behaviors. Gen Y/Millennial and Gen Z are marketing terms, so it’s possible for a parent to have a child in each.

        • @[email protected]
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          1511 months ago

          Thank you for the thoughtful reply. I was trying to be funny but it totally missed the mark and fell flat. Oh well 🤷‍♂️ I do think it would be nice if we didn’t find ourselves referring to our social constructs in terms of marketing cohorts.

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          311 months ago

          There’s also us zillenials born between 1990 - 1996. The defining feature is that we’re old enough that we were alive during 9/11 but were too young to understand the way it changed society at the time. Our formative years also occurred during both pre and post internet being everywhere.

      • Bramble Dog
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        211 months ago

        What?

        If you have 1 child born in 1995 and another born in 1999, then your children are of two separate generations.