early millenial here. sort of grew up in the worldview of "a society grows as long as men plant trees in whose shade they'll never sit". on my own - parents always busy, dumped me at grandma's any chance they had. even had her relocate to "be closer to the grandkids". thought they were planting those trees lol.

only now that i have kids of my own I realized the cavalry wasnt coming. took me a while.

the damage boomers have done to our social fabric is immeasurable. everyone on my parents' gen x cohort sort of "went along with the times" thinking the parents knew best, and now its up to millennials and Zs to clean up the mess...

early millenial here. sort of grew up in the worldview of "a society grows as long as men plant trees in whose shade they'll never sit". on my own - parents always busy, dumped me and grandma's any chance they had. even had her relocate to "be closer to the grandkids". thought they were planting those trees lol.

only now that i have kids of my own I realized the cavalry wasnt coming. took me a while.

the damage boomers have done to our social fabric is immeasurable. everyone on my parents' gen x cohort sort of "went along with the times" thinking the parents knew best, and now its up to millennials and Zs to clean up the mess...

early millenial here. sort of grew up in the worldview of "a society grows as long as men plant trees in whose shade they'll never sit". on my own - parents always busy, dumped me and grandma's any chance they had. even had her relocate to "be closer to the grandkids". thought they were planting those trees lol.

only now that i have kids of my own I realized the cavalry wasnt coming. took me a while.

the damage boomers have done to our social fabric is immeasurable. everyone on my parents' the gen x cohort sort of "went along with the times" thinking the parents knew best, and now its up to millennials and Zs to clean up the mess...

early millenial here. sort of grew up in the worldview of "a society grows as long as men plant trees in whose shade they'll never sit". on my own - parents always busy, dumped me and grandma's any chance they had. even had her relocate to "be closer to the grandkids". thought they were planting those trees lol.

only now that i have kids of my own I realized the cavalry wasnt coming. took me a while.

the damage boomers have done to our social fabric is immeasurable. everyone on the gen x cohort sort of "went along with the times" thinking the parents knew best, and now its up to millennials and Zs to clean up the mess...

early millenial here. sort of grew up in the worldview of "a society grows as long as men plant trees in whose shade they'll never sit". on my own - parents always busy, dumped me and grandma's any chance they had. even had her relocate to "be closer to the grandkids". thought they were planting those trees lol.

only now that i have kids of my own I realized the cavalry wasnt coming. took me a while.

the damage boomers have done to our social fabric is immeasurable.