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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you spend any time browsing TiKTok you know this is a brewing crisis. Kids are co-opting therapy-speak to blame parents for the normal rough patches of adolescence and young adulthood. Parents they don't agree with are labeled "toxic" or narcissists. Normal trials of growing up are labeled "trauma," and in the interest of "boundaries" kids are cutting family off completely. I'm all in favor of young people being aware of mental health issues, but it's being twisted into blaming others for anything that doesn't go right in their life. Anyone with a kid between the ages of 10 and 20 should be prepared for it to happen. [/quote] This. Massively F’d up. No respect. Under-developed brains and hormone changes and they’re told by trendy schools and internet influencers to cut off their parents if they don’t get what they want. [/quote] OP Will gen Z truly grow out of this? What type of parents will they be? I don't mean to generalize all gen Z BC they are not all like this. I asked daughter once if she'd like kids one day. She said she'd never put her trauma on an innocent human being. Apparently it's a little selfish to have kids. She then said she'll end the trauma by not continuing the line.. [/quote]
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