The point of adulthood is to live a virtuous life, in the old sense of the word virtuous, not this modern chaotic thing where people equate a snippet of a polit

The point of adulthood is to live a virtuous life, in the old sense of the word virtuous, not this modern chaotic thing where people equate a snippet of a political stance with the most desirable aim for men. Dressing up 'privileges' is just a 50c excuse for people in hierarchical positions to go to do whatever they please in the attempt to 'advertise' the value of adulthood. It's going to be summertime for the promoted. This will go poorly and the spill-over from misbehaved 'adults' will make adult-looking responsibilities less relatable. As we've already seen with Boris Johnson's covid parties and whatever else. That pattern of public discontent with loose behavior among the upper crust will continue to cascade down the hierarchy until we're all upset with project managers wasting time and killing relationships. The system falls apart and we leave it's "adulthood privileges" in the trash. The article is short and is written like a statement of intent, not an honest attempt forwarding an idea or promoting conversation.