Why Gen Z is Impossible to Get Along With

[WarHeRo]

Why do Gen Z struggle so much with communication? I'm part of Gen Z and, TBH, I find it way harder to vibe with my own age group. It's like, way easier to chat with GenX. Most of my squad are legit in their 50s!

[Daenoxiis]

Triple G の投稿を引用：

Daenoxiis の投稿を引用：

Babies cannot communicate with adults, which results in a lot of tragedy and misfortune.

Like when it´s about who has the best toys - to figure out who is successful in life and who not?

It doesn't matter. But kids don't know that because they're kids, children, with no life experience.
Factor Of Inevitability.
You cannot take your toys with you when you die, and one day you will indeed die, and no amount of money, power, drugs, drink, or sex will actually prevent that in any way, shape or form.
But like I said, children don't know that, that's part of why they're children in the first place, they don't understand that their toys are actually entirely irrelevant. It's beyond their capacity to understand that because they are not yet old enough to grasp that, they cannot correlate their contents as the comprehension to do so just is not there yet due to a lack of growth and development.

[Not Big Surprise]

Brotherhood of Steel の投稿を引用：

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_phAQnJURI&t=58s

stop playing dolls with the wojaks

[Goose]

TGC> The Games Collector の投稿を引用：

Because we had better memes in the ol' days. Much better ones than that retarded toilet meme for sure.

that's not even our meme.
that's gen alpha.
and there was stupid ♥♥♥♥ back in the day, too.
"MLG memes" are literally a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ puddle of epilepsy tests.

[Goose]

Not Big Surprise の投稿を引用：

Brotherhood of Steel の投稿を引用：

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_phAQnJURI&t=58s

stop playing dolls with the wojaks

best possible comeback to somebody portraying you as the soyjack and themselves as the gigachadjack.

[JD]

Gen Z thinks the block button works in real life.

[Neurotic Panda]

Make Aliens Great Again の投稿を引用：

Gen Z thinks the block button works in real life.

lmao this is great.

I was going to say its because i don't really enjoy talking to phone accessories.

[Jeff]

Was talking about this the other day with my Xennial wife.

On our block, all of the Zoomers (we count 6 that we know of), except the ones in one particular family, are totally unapproachable and don't acknowledge anyone's existence but their own (and I guess their close friends).

My next-door neighbors, a Zoomer couple, will just walk past you and not only say nothing, but somehow avoid making any eye contact at all.

I come from a time where it was considered not only polite but a benefit to at least be on speaking terms with your neighbor (safety reasons among them, because neighbors keep an eye on your property for you), but these Zoomers don't want any of that. I just hope none of them ever need my help, because at this point they're just strangers. Actually, they're worse than that, because I have healthy exchanges (even just a glance and a smile or nod) with strangers every day.

They're totally alienating themselves. If my neighbor came to my house right now and rang the doorbell, needing help, I legit might not even recognize him or his girlfriend, and might not even let them in on that basis. And if I did recognize them and they were pleading for help, I'd probably just be frozen in shock that they even know I exist, or just weirded out that suddenly they want to acknowledge me, let alone interact with me.

Now, the Zoomers (2 of them) in the family I mentioned, are exceptional. They remind me of my own generation or older, only in the bodies of Zoomers, and I'm sure that's because their parents are just great parents. The dad and mom are very sweet and considerate, but firm. You can tell they instilled discipline and common courtesy in her kids. I say all of that because I believe their parenting might have countered the default Zoomer mindset their kids would have otherwise had.

Anyway, I'm sad for them. They'll probably proclaim in their 40s and 50s to be lonely and not realize they themselves were the cause of it. Generally speaking, the majority of them definitely don't seem to be very self-aware.

[Evil Masses]

I find referring to people by their age groups to be over generalizing and kind of obnoxious.

[Goose]

Prey の投稿を引用：

I find referring to people by their age groups to be over generalizing and kind of obnoxious.

^^^

[Goose]

;4755326933230705631 の投稿を引用：

drinking cow milk causes autism

can we ban people for gross disinformation like this ♥♥♥♥??

[Goose]

;4755326933230703946 の投稿を引用：

LilBlkCloud の投稿を引用：

Was talking about this the other day with my Xennial wife.

On our block, all of the Zoomers (we count 6 that we know of), except the ones in one particular family, are totally unapproachable and don't acknowledge anyone's existence but their own (and I guess their close friends).

My next-door neighbors, a Zoomer couple, will just walk past you and not only say nothing, but somehow avoid making any eye contact at all.

I come from a time where it was considered not only polite but a benefit to at least be on speaking terms with your neighbor (safety reasons among them, because neighbors keep an eye on your property for you), but these Zoomers don't want any of that. I just hope none of them ever need my help, because at this point they're just strangers. Actually, they're worse than that, because I have healthy exchanges (even just a glance and a smile or nod) with strangers every day.

They're totally alienating themselves. If my neighbor came to my house right now and rang the doorbell, needing help, I legit might not even recognize him or his girlfriend, and might not even let them in on that basis. And if I did recognize them and they were pleading for help, I'd probably just be frozen in shock that they even know I exist, or just weirded out that suddenly they want to acknowledge me, let alone interact with me.

Now, the Zoomers (2 of them) in the family I mentioned, are exceptional. They remind me of my own generation or older, only in the bodies of Zoomers, and I'm sure that's because their parents are just great parents. The dad and mom are very sweet and considerate, but firm. You can tell they instilled discipline and common courtesy in her kids. I say all of that because I believe their parenting might have countered the default Zoomer mindset their kids would have otherwise had.

Anyway, I'm sad for them. They'll probably proclaim in their 40s and 50s to be lonely and not realize they themselves were the cause of it. Generally speaking, the majority of them definitely don't seem to be very self-aware.

that's because autism is on the rise.

no, dude.
it's because people don't know how to parent their kids properly.

[Devsman]

Here's how it works:

0-21: Zoomer
22+: Boomer

[Goose]

Devsman の投稿を引用：

Here's how it works:

0-21: Zoomer
22+: Boomer

this is the peak content i'm here for.

[ktulu84]

...or some people just dont want to get into forced relationships, I honestly dont enjoy chatting with someone older than me or someone I literally dont know

most I can do is a simple greeting and thats all

[Goose]

ktulu84 の投稿を引用：

...or some people just dont want to get into forced relationships, I honestly dont enjoy chatting with someone older than me or someone I literally dont know

most I can do is a simple greeting and thats all

valid asf.