“If there were no 9 to 5 workers, society would collapse.”
Ok, how is that supposed to be a bad thing?
Humans weren’t designed to spend 40 to 60 hours a week in a soulless cubicle, staring at a screen until retirement.
We were built to explore, create, build, take risks, and make use of the world’s natural resources, not spend our lives asking permission to take a vacation.
Maybe the system collapsing says more about the system than the people refusing to participate in it.
This clip isn’t proof that modern women are broken. I’m not gonna go there.
It’s just proof the algorithm rewards people who broadcast their private lives.
She’s not the problem. She’s just another product of the system. We all are.
As a zillenial on the cutoff of both generations, I’ve seen firsthand who has it worse, and it’s not even close.
Older millennials enjoyed a standard of living that is closer to boomers than zoomers. That’s not a personal attack — it’s just the truth.
Signs of a declining society:
- Health insurance is unaffordable.
- Citizens are divided by politics, racial tension, gender warfare, and sports teams.
- Average men are treated like shit because they aren’t 6ft tall and don’t make money illegally.
- Hypergamy is rampant.
- One in three young men aren’t looking for employment.
- The younger generation is the most sexless in modern history.
- Housing, auto loans, and anything designed to help you move forward are becoming impossible to attain.
-Entertainment no longer has new talent, just the same recycled actors.
-Propaganda at an all time high.
This is America in 2026
The funniest part about "nobody wants to work anymore" is that it's always said by someone whose parents bought a house on a single income with a high school diploma. Yeah, nobody wants to work three jobs to afford a studio apartment. That's not a worker problem. That's a math problem.
Older generations need to start realizing if young people can’t get jobs, buy homes, or start families, things are not going to end well.
That’s the basic social contract
Work hard, build a life, own something, get married, have kids, feel like the future is worth investing in
Why is "Entry Level" now requiring 5 years of experience and a blood sacrifice? I’m applying to be a junior analyst, not the lead guitarist for Queen. Just pay me and let me send the emails.
La première nation occidentale à INTERDIRE LA PORNOGRAPHIE deviendra rapidement la nation la plus productive de la planète.
Cela résoudrait la crise du déclin démographique du jour au lendemain.
Cela sauverait des millions de mariages.
Cela sauverait des millions d’enfants de voir leur innocence arrachée.
Cela forcerait les hommes à se bouger et à faire le travail de courtiser une femme.
Cela sauverait des millions de femmes d’être exploitées et trafiquées.
Il n’y a littéralement aucun inconvénient à interdire la pornographie.
La pornographie est un pur poison civilisationnel.
Nous pouvons l’interdire.
Et, par Dieu, nous le ferons.
They call it ‘trickle down economics’ but the only thing trickling is your wages while CEO pay skyrockets. Four decades of this experiment and the middle class is evaporating. At what point do we call this economic malpractice instead of theory?
“Aren’t you worried about buying a house?”
“Aren’t you worried about starting a family?”
“What about your future kids?”
Nobody gives a flying fuck about any of that anymore.
What’s the point of obsessing over credit when houses cost half a million dollars, the average new car is pushing $50,000, and most apartments want you to make 3x the rent just to get approved?
What’s the point of starting a family when more than half the country can barely afford themselves?
What the fuck man
There is NO reason most of us should have to ‘thrive in a fast-paced high-pressure environment.’
Most of this work isn’t life or death. It’s fake urgency so executives can brag about numbers while we quietly fall apart.
I really hate the anxiety that comes with corporate life. It is 4pm on Sunday evening and I can already feel the pressure of the week ahead breathing down my neck.
The dumbest pro athlete: yea man alot of people don't know how easy it is to run out of money even on a 100 million dollar contract, the 2 houses, 12 cars and 600,000 dollars worth of clothes I buy every year just ain't enough