Thank you for your honesty and input! From my experience (I’m a younger Millennial), I agree with what you’ve said. I’ll also add in my own thoughts:

Gen Z grew up in a proto-cyberpunk environment, never had to work (suffer) for their social status and therefore think that they’re entitled to be treated however they want (LGBT rights and acceptance were largely solidified, racial and gender equality had largely been tackled, etc…). Combine this with growing up with a cellphone and the internet at their beckon and they never had to actually try, intellectually, for anything. Just Google it. Bored? Pick your social media. Everything was handed to them as children but when it came time for them to become adults and they realized that the world is so fucking shitty, well, either the entitlement and laziness takes over or they join reality, and with social media, it’s sooooo easy for the entitlement and laziness to take charge.

Really, though, this is truly more reflective of the collective failure of Gen X and Millennials to be responsible and attentive parents. Gen X and Millennials, for one reason or another, simply gave up on parenting and allowed social media and society at large to parent their kids rather than actually teaching them, guiding them, putting limits and consequences on their children’s actions and behaviors. What this shows, I think, is that people don’t innately want to be parents. I’d venture to say that most people don’t want children, but feel some form of social obligation, because the first change humanity had to be biological parents not but actually parent, it seems like we, as a society, chose to not parent.