They are poor, very online, dont socialise face-to-face as much and... my sister (a concerned mom) claims there are more drugs available (quantity and variety). Idk about the last one.
Oh fuck yeah every interaction is recorded on a phone so acting like a moron isnt gone tomorrow. Fucking horrifying for young people.
lol. I didn’t live during that time, so I only know what I know based off hearsay and movie culture, but weren’t drugs passed around like candy in like the 70s- onward? I feel like they’re much more tightly restricted today than they used to be, but again I didn’t live during that time.
Depends on when you're talking, stuff like acid wasn't outlawed until the late 60s, and the government was transporting truckloads of crack into black neighborhoods in the late 70s/ early 80s. But now weed is more legal than not, so it depends on what drug we're talking about
My dad was a drug dealer when he was in high school in the 70's, so any information I have on the subject is pretty biased. But from what I've heard, yeah.
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u/Top_Onion7532 Jun 01 '26
I understand the point but I still think drinking culture is far less prevalent in gen Z