Psychologists explain that people born in the 1950s aren't just resilient — they're the last generation raised with the assumption that life owed them nothing, which created a baseline expectation of hardship that inoculated them against the entitlement that erod - Silicon Canals

Psychologists explain that people born in the 1950s aren't just resilient — they're the last generation raised with the assumption that life owed them nothing, which created a baseline expectation of hardship that inoculated them against the entitlement that erod  Silicon CanalsChildren of the 1960s/70s Were More Resilient – This Reason Surprises  VOL.ATPsychology says the reason boomers seem tougher isn’t because life was easier – it’s because their generation was trained from childhood to absorb hardship silently, and that kind of emotional endurance looks like strength until you realize it’s actually a wou  VegOutResearch says the 1960s and 70s accidentally produced one of the most emotionally durable generations in modern history — not through better parenting but through benign neglect that forced children to self-regulate, problem-solve, and develop emotional  Silicon CanalsThe Boomer generation that learned to swim by being thrown into the