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It's only a problem in that before this was an accepted and expected practice and now people in this situation are looked down upon for needing help. I say it a
by dcole2929 8y ago
It's only a problem in that before this was an accepted and expected practice and now people in this situation are looked down upon for needing help. I say it all the time, Americans have not acknowledged that the rules have changed and the conditions that led to prosperity for the previous generation no longer exist in the same quality and quantity for today's young people.
- folkhack 8y ago> I say it all the time, Americans have not acknowledged that the rules have changed and the conditions that led to prosperity for the previous generation no longer exist in the same quality and quantity for today's young people. Yep - and I wish this was more of the conversation ... I'm really playing a completely different game than my late father. The ONLY reason I realize it vs my peers is because both of my parents died by/in my mid-20s and left me nothing going into adulthood. In contrast, I would anecdotally say >60% of my peers are still receiving parental help with everything from childcare, to down payments on houses, etc - even well into their 30's... regardless of income.