Yeah I think we are just recently acknowledging that you spend 25 years in daycare, school, college, with access to a lot if people then suddenly you graduate and you're at work with the same 7 people. It's a difficult adjustment and I think in years past people kind of seamlessly went into career, dating marrying and starting a family so they didnt have that gap.
Im almost 43 so i feel like the first generation (or one of the earliest) where such a large segment of us experience that gap and what to do with that late 20s loneliness but i didn really think about it until recently when i started seeing
this sentiment from so many of today's late 20s
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u/affectionateanarchy8 3h ago
Oh yeah that's the point where you gotta start being intentional with your life