Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry if this belongs in Politics but I would like it here.
If you have a 20something… Gen Z. Does your child have similar political views to you, or did they rebel, in which direction, is there some overlap, or are they comparatively less political?
Please try to keep it less about the politics itself and more about the dynamics of values differences, influences, and how you observe your kids coming into their own on how they perceive the world.
I'm very liberal but not quite enough liberal for my DD.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry if this belongs in Politics but I would like it here.
If you have a 20something… Gen Z. Does your child have similar political views to you, or did they rebel, in which direction, is there some overlap, or are they comparatively less political?
Please try to keep it less about the politics itself and more about the dynamics of values differences, influences, and how you observe your kids coming into their own on how they perceive the world.
like what?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both my Gen-z children share DH’s and my political views in general. When you get down to the nitty gritty we have a few differences. They are more black and white still and I have worked hard in my life to see the grey.
Very similar here. Our kids' political views are generally in the same direction as ours, but for some things we diverge. Where we diverge, the kids tend to be to the right of us economically and to the left socially.
Have they paid you back for their childhood luxuries?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both my Gen-z children share DH’s and my political views in general. When you get down to the nitty gritty we have a few differences. They are more black and white still and I have worked hard in my life to see the grey.
Very similar here. Our kids' political views are generally in the same direction as ours, but for some things we diverge. Where we diverge, the kids tend to be to the right of us economically and to the left socially.
Have they paid you back for their childhood luxuries?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both my Gen-z children share DH’s and my political views in general. When you get down to the nitty gritty we have a few differences. They are more black and white still and I have worked hard in my life to see the grey.
Very similar here. Our kids' political views are generally in the same direction as ours, but for some things we diverge. Where we diverge, the kids tend to be to the right of us economically and to the left socially.
Anonymous wrote:Both my Gen-z children share DH’s and my political views in general. When you get down to the nitty gritty we have a few differences. They are more black and white still and I have worked hard in my life to see the grey.
Anonymous wrote:Nope. My 19yo is pretty conservative. I am definitely not.
My younger 2 are TBD.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry if this belongs in Politics but I would like it here.
If you have a 20something… Gen Z. Does your child have similar political views to you, or did they rebel, in which direction, is there some overlap, or are they comparatively less political?
Please try to keep it less about the politics itself and more about the dynamics of values differences, influences, and how you observe your kids coming into their own on how they perceive the world.