Are most young people really superficial?

[Anonymous]

I don't understand why so many even academically intelligent or professional people in their 20s go to clubs where they want to have "game" and "rizz" so that they "shag" or girls who go there despite the fact that they know all the creeps approach them. I just want to walk with a girl I genuinely like, with whom I would hold hands by the river, and then eventually kiss her softly on her lips before we get into a serios relationship which might lead to marriage.

[misogynistic_pig]

It is not appropriate to generalize to an entire generation or group of people, so it cannot be said that most young people are superficial.

People have a wide variety of values, interests, and priorities, regardless of their age.

It is important to note that superficiality is a personality trait that can manifest itself in any age group, gender, or culture.

Some people may be more focused on physical appearance or material possessions, while others may value interpersonal qualities more, such as empathy, sincerity, and loyalty.

Furthermore, the idea that young people are more superficial than other generations may be a negative stereotype that is not supported by empirical evidence.

Instead of judging young people in a general way, it is important to foster understanding and constructive dialogue between different generations to promote intergenerational respect and collaboration.

[Asker]

I am young myself. And I said MOST young people.

[Anonymous]

Yes, but to be fair most people in general are superficial. Young people just haven't realized yet that superficiality gets them nowhere.