>there's absolutely nothing wrong with pissing away all my money on nonsense and leaving you zero inheritance because I changed your diapers when you were a baby o algoIs Der ewige Boomer like this in your country too?
>>224515968not yet, our boomers are still like western silent gens so they're rather generous and caring about their children/grandchildrenbut today's millenials will be exactly like western boomers are today when they retire. You can already see that because the oldest millenials become grandparents and suddenly they don't want to help their children with raising the grandchild because they'd rather 'invest in themselves'
There's never been a better time to go to college and get a high paying job. All you need to do is put some effort into it.
>>224516060Where can I buy your coaching book, bro?
>>224516124On Amazon for only three easy payments of 39.99$
>>224516060Damn brother where do you live
I don't believe in intergenerational wars, that's an american-made psy-op for retards. My enemies are immigrant-friendly landlords, flippers and other housing related parasites, and whether they're boomers, zoomers or anything inbetween is irrelevant.
>>224516060don't hang yourself on your own bootstraps boyo
>>224516191Congrats on your parents and their generation not being retarded, it might not last forever
>>224516191>immigrant-friendly landlordsBoomers.>flippers and other housing related parasitesLiteral boomers.
>inherit and get apartment at 18, because parents give their inheritence to their kid>tell me why i dont have my own place when they dont do the same for me>get it myself>they start taking holidays 3 times a year, zero helpsometimes i think they just adopted me but regretted itnot expecting anything from them, once my grandma passes aways, im cutting contact
>>224516191in the west most houses are owned by boomers so for westerners all the phenomena you listed are automatically associated with boomerism in eastern Europe it's more nuanced because of how national wealth was distributed after communism
>>224516191I kind of agree. At least where I live (Texas) there's still a lot of intergenerational cooperation and ensuring the passage of accumulated wealth. There is intergenerational "beef" but it's mostly just normal groaning - entitled boomers, lazy millennials, retarded zoomers etc. Gen X is a strange outlier; they seem to be the forgotten middle child in all this.
>>224516320Gladly my parents are supportive and don't push me out right now.But they start acting a bit weird, like:>Dad was swindling with the laws a bit, getting a business to get good money in the 90s and 00s>when he (28 yo at that moment) married my mom and had me and my sister he pushed out his parents (mom's parents were dead by that time) to the mom's apartment>then in the 00s added his money, sold mom's apartment (moved his parents back into their apartment), bought a new apartment (prices were still dirt cheap in comparison to what we have now)>I live with them even as an adult, because I don't want to rent>He tells me I need to find my own place before I reach 28 and he has in cash something that can be a NEW 2 or 3-room apartment. And he has no plans to help me even a bit.But I don't think my parents would deny me inheritance when they will be too old.
