Freya India

And then you stretch that out to they don't have any sense of community. Their community is a Reddit forum or Instagram. Like I, growing up, had no sense of what a local community is or like neighbours knowing each other. It's just, it's really foreign to me. And I think a lot of Gen Z, they don't have a conception of it beyond like an online community or like the LGBT community or something.

And then you stretch that out to they don't have any sense of community. Their community is a Reddit forum or Instagram. Like I, growing up, had no sense of what a local community is or like neighbours knowing each other. It's just, it's really foreign to me. And I think a lot of Gen Z, they don't have a conception of it beyond like an online community or like the LGBT community or something.

And then you stretch that out to they don't have any sense of community. Their community is a Reddit forum or Instagram. Like I, growing up, had no sense of what a local community is or like neighbours knowing each other. It's just, it's really foreign to me. And I think a lot of Gen Z, they don't have a conception of it beyond like an online community or like the LGBT community or something.

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community they know so their family falls apart there's nothing really to catch them there's no neighborhood of adults who are there um then you add that they're becoming less religious they don't feel that they belong to anything bigger than that they have no faith in anything bigger um and so the feeling of loneliness is just so intense um and i was writing recently about how i think that

community they know so their family falls apart there's nothing really to catch them there's no neighborhood of adults who are there um then you add that they're becoming less religious they don't feel that they belong to anything bigger than that they have no faith in anything bigger um and so the feeling of loneliness is just so intense um and i was writing recently about how i think that

community they know so their family falls apart there's nothing really to catch them there's no neighborhood of adults who are there um then you add that they're becoming less religious they don't feel that they belong to anything bigger than that they have no faith in anything bigger um and so the feeling of loneliness is just so intense um and i was writing recently about how i think that

actually one of the biggest drivers of behavior we see among Gen Z is this abandonment fear and feeling because their families fell apart because they don't have community because they don't belong to anything bigger they feel constantly alone and if you look at the kind of symptoms of abandonment if you look at like attachment theory like real attachment theory

actually one of the biggest drivers of behavior we see among Gen Z is this abandonment fear and feeling because their families fell apart because they don't have community because they don't belong to anything bigger they feel constantly alone and if you look at the kind of symptoms of abandonment if you look at like attachment theory like real attachment theory

actually one of the biggest drivers of behavior we see among Gen Z is this abandonment fear and feeling because their families fell apart because they don't have community because they don't belong to anything bigger they feel constantly alone and if you look at the kind of symptoms of abandonment if you look at like attachment theory like real attachment theory

not the TikToks, but the, like, Mary Ainsworth studies and everything, it shows, like, people who are abandoned, they're really hypersensitive to criticism, they have very low body image and self-esteem. All of the kind of caricature of Gen Z, all of the traits are, like, to do with this feeling of not belonging anywhere.

not the TikToks, but the, like, Mary Ainsworth studies and everything, it shows, like, people who are abandoned, they're really hypersensitive to criticism, they have very low body image and self-esteem. All of the kind of caricature of Gen Z, all of the traits are, like, to do with this feeling of not belonging anywhere.

not the TikToks, but the, like, Mary Ainsworth studies and everything, it shows, like, people who are abandoned, they're really hypersensitive to criticism, they have very low body image and self-esteem. All of the kind of caricature of Gen Z, all of the traits are, like, to do with this feeling of not belonging anywhere.

Um, so not, not to say that it explains everything, but I think families breaking down and not having a sense of belonging really messes people up. And I think a lot of Gen Z are kind of carrying that around and then looking for it in places.

Um, so not, not to say that it explains everything, but I think families breaking down and not having a sense of belonging really messes people up. And I think a lot of Gen Z are kind of carrying that around and then looking for it in places.

Um, so not, not to say that it explains everything, but I think families breaking down and not having a sense of belonging really messes people up. And I think a lot of Gen Z are kind of carrying that around and then looking for it in places.

So that obviously they're going to spend hours on TikTok where people are talking to them and talking about their problems because they don't have anything resembling that in real life. Um, And so, yeah, I think a lot of the things we kind of laugh at young people for as being kind of narcissistic and I guess selfish and kind of we cringe at them having these crazy screen times.

So that obviously they're going to spend hours on TikTok where people are talking to them and talking about their problems because they don't have anything resembling that in real life. Um, And so, yeah, I think a lot of the things we kind of laugh at young people for as being kind of narcissistic and I guess selfish and kind of we cringe at them having these crazy screen times.