Gen Z Isn’t “Disrespectful.” They’re Just Tired. For generations, Indian families followed one rule blindly:👉 “Log kya kahenge?” Toxic chacha.Judgemental bua.Jealous maasi.Insecure cousins counting your marks, salary, weight, and wedding budget. All tolerated. All normalised.Because family hai na . Gen Z looked at this system and collectively said: “Nah. Enough.” The New Boundary: Blood Relation ≠ Emotional Access Gen Z doesn’t automatically respect someone just because they

Gen Z and the Art of Moving On Too Fast Let’s be honest — Gen Z doesn’t lack opinions. Gen Z lacks patience . Every few weeks, there’s a new case, a new controversy, a new villain.Twitter (sorry, X) turns into a courtroom. Instagram becomes a protest ground. Stories are filled with “Justice for ___”. And then? One week later — silence. New reel. New meme. New outrage. Welcome to the Gen Z outrage cycle . The Pattern Is Always the Same No matter the issue, the timeline looks

Let’s start with the obvious truth — our parents weren’t wrong, they were just living in a different time. But trying to apply their definition of success to our lives in 2025? That’s where the problem begins. For them, success was simple.For us, it’s complicated, messy, and constantly changing. What Success Looked Like for Our Parents Back then, success meant: One stable job for life Monthly salary = security Marriage at the “right age” A house, a car, and respect from socie

Let’s be honest for a second. We say “I’m healing” , “I deserve this” , “It’s just one small purchase”  and suddenly our carts are full, bank balance is crying, and we’re still not happy. Welcome to Gen Z’s overconsumption era . It ’s not just about shopping anymore. It’s about filling emotional gaps with material things — and doing it very aesthetically. What Is Overconsumption (In Simple Words)? Overconsumption is when we: Buy things we don’t really need Consume content en

Let’s be honest — Gen Z is the most misunderstood generation right now. Everyone thinks they know us. Everyone has opinions. And most of them are… based on stereotypes. Lazy. Over-sensitive. Phone-obsessed. Can’t handle pressure.Sounds familiar? The problem isn’t Gen Z.The problem is the pre-conceived notions  older generations have — and how far they are from reality. “You’re Always on Your Phone” — But That’s Where Our World Is Yes, Gen Z is online a lot.But being online do