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The kids are not okay — and they know exactly who to blame. According to new research, Gen Z is increasingly blaming their parents for their failures — subsequently choosing to go “no-contact” with not-so-loved ones as a survival strategy. The generation known for heightened anxiety, rigorous standards, hatred for happy hours and a deep love of vaping is holding family responsible for a slew of critical issues — including their mental health and bad work ethic. According to the study, published by Edubirdie, 25% of Zoomers now blame their parents for their physical or mental health problems, 17% say they’re the…
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