The article examines the reflections of Millennials on their upbringing during the 80s and 90s, emphasizing their evolving perceptions of parental support. Millennials wish their parents had provided stronger career guidance, especially related to education, as many feel their choices led to unsatisfying careers. Additionally, thereâs a strong sentiment that parents should have addressed their own mental health issues, which could have positively impacted their parenting style. Overall, the insights reveal a generational shift in understanding well-being and personal growth in family dynamics.
"I wish that my parents would have encouraged me to explore academics early on. Had they pushed me in the right direction and been a bit more critical of my choices, I'd probably led a quite different life today."
"I wish my parents had treated their own trauma before they had kids. Both experienced significant traumatic events and were just expected to deal with them on their own."
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