The American dream, once a milestone of promise and prosperity, is becoming increasingly elusive. Many Americans, especially younger generations, are starting to question its attainability.
Surveys reveal that a significant portion of Americans—41%—believe that achieving the American dream is no longer possible. This sentiment is particularly pronounced among younger demographics, indicating a generational shift in perception.
As indicators of personal satisfaction decrease, we're witnessing a troubling trend: fewer children, smaller homes, longer commutes, and shorter vacations, all of which reflect a shrinking American dream.
The decline in life satisfaction among higher earners and college graduates suggests that even traditional markers of success are failing to fulfill individuals, challenging the fundamental characteristics of the American dream.
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