>>82892328
Why does Gen X want so badly to compete with their boomer parents for who could fuck over their progeny more?
Boomer
>ah feels good to rugpull my children grandchildren and great grandchildren's economic prospects
Gen X
>ah but you didn't make things miserable enough, with one neat trick we can neglect and stunt the entire west
>proceeds to fuck around with the line between lazy and neglect constantly going over

>>82892328
Same. I'd always look to see if my mom was there and she never was. it was shitty being in a school play and knowing no one was there to see me

sometimes i wish i had it like you two, i think i had more [positive and negative] attention than i wanted
just wanted to be an invisible son

i'm sorry, humblebragging in your faces, just... i would trade you two parent-experiences

You guys have parents? Lucky bastards.

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>>82892328
>>82892375
I can relate but at a certain point you just stop caring, seething in loneliness is just part of marching towards a limbo, if your life is right for the kind of thing what awaits it's just a limbo, few emotions will go towards the fact that "oh no my fathers have left me alone, and I've been alone my whole life" and you'll prolly just iive like a ghoul, occasionally feeling bad but only when you're talking to yourself in a certain matter, or something like that I'm sure i'm just talking about myself with that shit, but negative reinforcements within a lonely life prolly help with making you a shell of a person, in a not so fun way, but there's still the fact that I'm a very nervous and paranoid person towards most of what I can care about enough.

>>82892328
I never told them so I was alone. Why the fuck would I want my parents to watch their loser son fail at basic sports and get mogged by genetically gifted Chads? I knew even back then. Invisibility is my strength