I also don't recall anyone ever blaming the WWII, or other generations like this.
Boomers coasted off the success of the postwar era, and now we're all poorer for it.
Boomers coasted off the success of the postwar era, and now we're all poorer for it.
My parents were silent generation and I'm endlessly surprised how little adults of that generation understood about truly basic things, like psychology.
To be fair, they generally parented a few hours a week. That wasn't much, not compared to the 24/7 adulting that was required of my generation (and is now the standard for every gen of parents).
But... With our modern, unsustainable parenting requirements, birth rates are plummeting. More competence, fewer kids.