Beezy, you are snowflaking so hard it's like a blizzard in here.

First off, economic cycles are a thing, deal with it. Every generation has had its struggles. Nothing was handed to anyone on a silver platter as you snowflakes tell it. Maybe if you keep spinning that fantasy and whine enough, the big bad older people will hand everything to you on a silver platter. But I doubt it.

Millennials don't own houses because they don't want to start from the bottom. They expect their first house will be brand new, luxurious and in a great location, instead of a starter fixer upper house. Most millennials are so addicted to consumerism they buy too much stupid schit, don't save money, carry to much debt and are financially illiterate. But in fairness they were never taught. Basic financial literacy is a basic skill, easy to teach, but I've never heard a snowflake ever even ask to learn. Snowflakes who don't own houses are too busy condescendingly explaining to everyone older who do own houses why it's impossible to buy a house, when they instead should be humbly asking them how they can.

Bezzy you can bitch about GenX all you want. I don't care because I don't have my identity wrapped up in it. Nothing you said in your posts explains how GenX is the culprit behind your generations problems. We didn't start the self esteem movement, we didn't brainwash you with boomer hippy bullschit and we didn't wreck the economy. But if you have any interesting conspiracy theory how it's GenX's fault, I'd like to hear it. It should be about as good as my McDonalds conspiracy in the other thread and about as accurate as well.

As for not whining, are you serious? You snowflakes are the worst eternal complainers. Precious snowflakes don't do anything to help themselves succeed. All they do is circle jerk and talk about how the world is schitty when they could be using that time to be more productive or to improve themselves. Not to mention they are always depressed, emo, wishy-washy and generally effeminate non-leader types who don't do things instead things happen to them. I can't think of a single snowflake who seriously changed the world for the better, yet generation snowflake has such a high opinion of themselves. They are for the most part, severely lacking in motivation, won't pull themselves up by their bootstraps and instead always require a boot up their asses. Snowflakes are procrastinators and daydreamers who don't have the will to power required to impose that will on reality, so they give up on the perpetual struggle of life and the eternal overcoming of our own limitations because they were not immediately handed success on a silver platter. In fairness, you were brainwashed into being a snowflake but you can still become a real man instead of the snowflake you were programmed to become. Being a snowflake instead of a man is something that can be overcome. What have you done to overcome it?

You still don't grasp the snowflake concept.

Here is the basic argument of the snowflake:
Everyone is a special beautiful and unique snowflake, therefore I am a special beautiful and unique snowflake. Since I am a special beautiful and unique snowflake I want special treatment to show what a special beautiful and unique snowflake I am.

The rebuttal:
But if everyone is a special beautiful and unique snowflake then everyone should get special treatment too. If everyone gets special treatment, then the treatment is no longer special, it is ordinary. So if everyone is a special beautiful and unique snowflake then everyone should get treated ordinarily.

Snowflakes, like you, don't get that. Because they have been heaped with inordinate and unearned praise by parents and teachers growing up and it warped their fragile narcissistic little minds. Snowflakes unrealistically expect everything to be handed to them on a silver platter. Being treated as an ordinary person is too much for those precious little snowflakes.

Enjoy the sting of this criticism for it is intended as constructive criticism. If you internalize the criticism and change yourself you can overcome being a snowflake. Most likely it won't make it through your narcissistic defenses because it causes to much emotional pain. Instead of hiding from the pain, feel the pain. It won't kill you. That which does not kill us makes us stronger.