prompt: These Milennials are nothing but trouble. Why are they so irresponsible?
chosen.content: These Milennials are nothing but trouble. Why are they so irresponsible?
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: Generation Y, also known as the Millennials, is often portrayed as irresponsible due to a combination of factors. These include their tendency to seek instant gratification and live in the present instead of saving for the future. Additionally, many entered adulthood during an economic recession, leading to difficult financial times and difficulty entering the job market. Many also have heavy student debt which restricts their finances and prevents them from achieving many of the milestones of earlier generations. Finally, technology has drastically changed the way they interact with each other and the world.
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rejected.content: These Milennials are nothing but trouble. Why are they so irresponsible?
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: One major difference between millennials and previous generations is the manner in which they are approaching financial freedom, career pursuits, and relationships.  This Generation Y population has had greater access to higher education but often struggle with higher levels of student debt and low-paying entry-level positions. Meanwhile, they face higher costs of living and increased pressure to find and maintain satisfying relationships. As a result, they prioritize experiences over the accumulation of material possessions and are more open to trying different career paths. Furthermore, they are highly aware of the precarity of the world and their places in it, resulting in the practice of delayed adulthood wherein they tend to explore non-traditional living arrangements and focus more on personal growth before taking the plunge into settling down. This approach can be seen as irresponsible, but ultimately it stems from having the autonomy to determine one’s own path, rather than being confined to the traditional societal structures that defined previous generations.
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