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Somebody asked millennials about ‘things they were taught to accept that they’re glad younger generations are rejecting’ – 22 genuine cultural improvements

12.

‘That elders always know better.’
not_the_troll

13.

‘Big one for me is body autonomy for children. As a child, I was always forced to hug and cheek kiss every single person at a gathering upon arrival and when leaving. I fucking hated it. I love my family but forcing children to hug adults is very selfish on the adult’s part.

Now that I have nieces and nephews, I offer them highfives if they don’t want a hug and if they don’t even want that then I just tell them that’s perfectly fine, that I love them and will see them soon. No guilt trips like my parents did. Do I want a hug because I love them? Yes, absolutely, but their comfort is more important than mine.’
froggyc19

14.

‘It’s not ok for boys to cry.’
Trasuahongkong

15.

‘Facebook.’
liminal-volition

16.

‘Grind culture. Not worth it; no matter how much time you put in a job, they’ll still throw you out without a real reason whenever there’s a vibe shift.’
LastSeesaw5618

17.

‘Traditional gender roles, including starting a family. Imagine a future where the majority of people were raised by parents who actively planned and were excited to have kids…and having two parents who are actively engaged in parenting.’
astrobatic

18.

‘That hiding your period or other natural body functions like acne is normal.’
gnarlyknits

19.

‘I love the trend of seeing kids rocking half a box of star and heart shaped acne patches. They’re so confident and not worry about shame or being called pizza face.’
240EZ

20.

‘As a 39 year old woman: That a man’s attention is everything. I’m so proud of how young women are questioning men’s behaviour including the possibility of not having them in their lives if they aren’t worth it. That healed something in me big time.’
pluviophile587

21.

‘The idea that every hobby needs to become a side hustle. We’re taught that if you enjoy baking, gaming, woodworking, whatever, you should monetize it.

Younger generations seem much more comfortable just enjoying things without trying to turn them into a business. Honestly, good for them. Not everything needs an ROI.’
realfx26

22.

‘Being fat means you are unattractive to everyone.’
Cool_Height_4930

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