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Being raised by the silent generation, boomers had the opportunity to meet women through [[warm approach|warm approaches]] encouraged by their parents or community who understood the need for society to have a role in pair-bonding. Boomers are known to be [[neoliberal]]s in old age and reject any meaningful societal involvement in personal affairs, including helping their children pairbond with women. They expect their children to do [[cold approach|cold approaches]] and were the generation that elevated the first real [[PUA]]s into the mainstream in the 90s and early 2000s. | Being raised by the silent generation, boomers had the opportunity to meet women through [[warm approach|warm approaches]] encouraged by their parents or community who understood the need for society to have a role in pair-bonding. Boomers are known to be [[neoliberal]]s in old age and reject any meaningful societal involvement in personal affairs, including helping their children pairbond with women. They expect their children to do [[cold approach|cold approaches]] and were the generation that elevated the first real [[PUA]]s into the mainstream in the 90s and early 2000s. | ||
==Boomers and children== | |||
Boomers see children both as an expression of their love towards their partner and as pets, ie a direction and source of direct emotional affection, to be given free reign within their own system. Because of this hyperfocus on direct emotional affection rather than other forms of support, we see children of boomers receiving little to no financial/material support or direction. This may partly explain the socialist/capitalist divide between millennial and boomers today. | |||
==Wealth and Real Estate Hoarding== | ==Wealth and Real Estate Hoarding== | ||