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People In Their 20s And 30s Are Sharing The Realities They Wish Their Parents Understood
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“I wish they understood how the definition of ’success’ has changed. My folks lived on one teacher’s salary, bought a home and cars, raised three children, had no student loan debt, and retired at 65. That way of life is no longer available to future generations.” "After 15+ years of struggling, which led to high blood pressure, heart palpitations, and more, I took myself to the doctor and explained everything to him. I was sobbing by the end of the appointment. I was officially diagnosed, and my parents felt terrible. They’re wonderful, supportive, and loving parents, but things like ADHD were absolutely not recognized when they were being brought up, and they genuinely didn’t understand."
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