r/GenZ

I don’t know where this mindset came from and it could be a GenZ thing but just because you lift up weight and put them down does it make you a fighter so I showing one of my friends some Muay Thai footage at my gym and both things cause he’s 220. He could beat up one of the top fighters in my gym who weighs like 170, mind you my friend has no combat training experience. He tried to say that he has chicken legs. He’s victim weight. I’m like bro that dude would shatter your jaw into 1 million pieces.

And then when I asked them one time, do you wanna come to a session with me he said sure so we both meet up we go to the store we buy some gloves from Dick’s, and we go over Bro got gassed from hitting the bag, like I don’t know where people get this idea just because someone’s smaller than you you could beat them. Yes weight classes exist for a reason. Yes, size does matter but experience and timing matters a lot.

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I don't know, am I being anxious or is it really problematic?

Some people seem to think this is being an alcoholic...

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Saw a thread about how millennials used to just hangout in parking lots just to hang out. It got me thinking, how come our generation won't do similar things?

Maybe it's just my friends or people around me, in a big city too, but how come everything has to be planned a week in advance with multiple incentives? I am always trying to plan stuff and others will literally tell me thing A, B C etc needs to happen or else they won't come. As if they are a celebrity and need something special to happen for them to leave their bedroom.

Are we just not a fun generation? Is tech and video games just too consuming?

Yes I know everything is expensive and time can be limited.