Bull fukking shyt
Just don't light that crack rock bro. Just put the pipe in your pocket.Just log off if it’s that much if an issue. Literally just put the phone in your pocket
go back, the 6, 6.1, 7,7.1 were great phones for meA nikka was team nokia until iphone 4s
RightAint no way this is happening on a large enough scale to make a dent in Gen Z's short attention span. It's a wrap for these kids. Cute article tho.
They probably keep hearing millennials and older generations talk about how good it was before you could have access to someone 24 seven via social mediabut WHY tho???
I agreeYoung millennial, Gen Z and the kids just hitting 12 and 13 now are the three generations that take mental health very seriously.
They're more aware of the shyt that ruins them and are consciously making efforts to seek help and cut back on excess. I remember a couple years back people were really into cottage-core and you even see how they dress too with more simple designs and clothing focused more on comfort than aesthetics.
Look at their voting trends too
US midterms: why gen Z and millennials came out to vote and why it marks a generational shift
Gen Z and millennial voters will account for nearly 40% of votes at the 2024 election, reports suggest.theconversation.com
I know it's fun to shyt on younger people but as a whole they seem to be trying to actually deal with problems rather than pretending they don't exist. People who work in health care and customer service know what I'm talking about. Older people refuse to admit they have health problems more often than young people, and older people tend to be more nosey and rude in customer service settings. They see empathy as a weakness while younger people see it as an asset. That isn't to say you can't pull out anecdotes of young people being awful, but I'm saying as a whole the trend is towards a focus on being better human beings--specifically the young people who are the type to buy dumb phones. They aren't glued to fox news, talk radio, and social media the way that older people are. They're more likely to listen to podcasts or watch YouTube explainer videos or comedy news which ironically tends to be better researched and presented than TV news. The youth that aren't terminally online tend to be nicer people overall.
Now watch people come here and prove me right about what I said with previous generations pretending something doesn't exist or isn't happening rather than acknowledging it and trying to learn about it--or worse, trying to derive a false sense of superiority by making fun of the people who engage with the topic after acknowledging its existence. You'll see a masterclass in denial.