Why is the new generation so bent on blaming their “narcissistic” parents for how they are now?

[Anonymous]

I get that our parents didn’t get everything right. Most of our parents emotionally neglected us but I doubt it was intentional. For example, my parents were very young and married. They had me and my sister to raise. On top of dealing with marriage. It wasn’t likely that they were gonna get everything right. Even now at my adult age my parents still have their somewhat emotionally abusive ways but I don’t blame them. They’re still learning, recovering and understanding. I sometimes have to remember they’re only 50. They still have long to go and more realizations to make about themselves and where they went wrong with my sister and I. I think our generation needs to work more on giving grace. Rather than crying and pointing the finger.

[Darklydarkened]

There's an argument that, people who are born in 50-60-70 were inherited a very wealthy, equal world and they collectively ruined it with their political choices.

Current socio-economical standard in the west is completely horrendous to young people. So everybody's a bit bitter

[Anonymous]

Because a lot of the "new generation" are a bunch of pathetic, victim minded people with little character who don't take any responsibility for their own failures.

[stephanie-ramos]

My gen loves blaming others and not be responsible over their own actions. First it was trauma now it’s narcissism.

[Anonymous]

I think too many parents tried to be their kids' friends and not their parents.

[Danny_dan92]

Welcome to planet earth