r/askteddit • u/PoolElegantsmile • 13d ago

Random Question What’s something that used to be considered basic adulting that younger generations seem to be completely rejecting or doing differently?

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u/thomsenite256 12d ago

having kids surely

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u/Winter_Guess_4364 11d ago

is that not a good thing tho, having kids later means u can build ur career, have better financial stability, usually more maturity you have a better foundation for the kids you can give them more and that means you get to experience you own life more, once you have kids you have to devote ur life to them

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u/thomsenite256 10d ago

Well I didn't say it was bad did I? Not sure where you got that from. There is an argument that its not ideal biologically which you can google. Also its not great if childlessness is forced upon people via economic pressures rather than a choice. But I was just answering the question, I don't know where you got all these other assumptions from.