@Darthvader99076I am a Millennial and granted there is a lot of crying from my generation, but a lot of crying done by Gen Z gets attributed to Millennials and very unfairly so. I dont take offense to what you said to be clear as there is truth to it, but Gen Z cries a lot too and it gets heaped onto Millennials because its popular to do so. I will also say in my experience there is a noticeable difference in behavior/attitude between older and younger Millennials. And frankly something I dont get is that people who hate on Millennials the most are the ones that raised them to be like that... Also, if you're 29 you are a Millennial, not Gen X. The youngest Gen Xers are in their 40s and the youngest Millennials in their mid 20s do you'd actually be closer to Gen Z than Gen X.
That said I think we can all agree that people need to stop crying about things when its not exactly what they want...
As long as crying gets them what they want, they will continue to cry. If you cried out and someone gave you a $100 you would do it again, and would only stop when either you got smacked in the face or the money stopped(would take longer than a smack or two). You can see it everywhere now, bad behavior is rewarded and then people wonder why more bad behavior happens. And, yeah, it starts with the parents, but it is societies and governments giving in to bad behavior instead of stopping it.
