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Varsha, a 22-year-old arts and law student, says that the older generations think gen Z is weak, but the realities of the cost of living crisis, climate crisis, global unrest and social media make her 20s a game of survival.

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[–] [email protected] 43 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (9 children)

I wouldn’t have the issue of hoarding things like her, as I would never be able to afford them in the first place.

I know boomers tend to have terminal foot in mouth disease and the emotional maturity of housecats but that response is fucking psychopathic

That said:

I've had friends who have been evicted from their rentals and friends who have to take legal action against landlords just to get their bond back.

Babe, that ain't just you. GenX, had that happen to me a couple years ago. Millenials deal with this too. There's a cutoff around 1970 that's fucking the majority born after it

[–] moistclump 14 points 3 weeks ago

No war but class war.

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