Sunday afternoon comfy thread.I want older generations (Millennials or above) to make predictions for what you think Zoomers will be like as they enter their 30’s, as in what will a 38 year old Zoomer be like.>Socially>Majority of women will be childless and unmarried>People will not grow out of their generational trends. You will see 38 year old zoomer e-girls still pretending they’re 22 year old goth girls, for example.>Largest percentage of men in a single generation to maintain virginity into 30’s in the past 100 years, maybe longer>Zoomer males will solidify their online right wing nationalist beliefs into a semi-cohesive political force now that they’ve matured into adulthood and realized it’s not a phase>Physically>Female plastic surgery will take on comical levels of absurdity. >The fallout of Zoomer men injecting steroids from the time they were teenagers will become apparent as many die off or develop medical conditions >Financially>In the same way the internet was considered a meme when it first came out, AI will mature into something impactful that changes the lives of Zoomer adults.
>>539237093I'm 2008 b. and I didn't went to high-school.I work in local pig farm and now I'm trying to learn machine learning and data-analyse. Our generation is lonely because relationships are literally unaffordable in this economy. You still need to save up for house, for children, for hanging-outs. Women if she's not taken out and married, she early or lately become slut, because it's our nature and she won't be waiting for prince on white horse.Boomers used to work in factories and they already get houses.
One anon from USA said that it seems like zoomers only have youth going for them. I had the same feeling, and I am from Spain.Is it a bias from my part? I don't think so. I think they are headed for catastrophes. They think they are the wisest and smartest and most experienced.
Difficult to make predictions. But from what I can see the managed decline will continue to be managed and declining. Most things will continue to get worse, with a sprinkling of good here and there.t. 40 year old Millennial
>>539238729I think that’s a pretty fair assessment in some ways. I also think that time is a commodity in a sense so at least they have that in abundance.
>>539237093Your to young to remember but 15 years ago there were articles almost every week trashing millennials saying we were the "me" generation and there was no hope for us. As me and the other millennials I know are staring down 40 most of us are doing okay for ourselves. The only millennials I know that didn't make it are there ones who never got off of drugs. So I'm assuming here but most zoomers will be alright but we will see.
