Generation Me: Why Todayвђ™s Young Americans Are ... Info

That evening, Leo met a friend at a crowded bar. They spent the first ten minutes taking the "perfect" photo of their drinks. But then, the phones went face down.

"You can be anything," his parents had said. To Leo, that sounded like: "If you aren't everything, you’ve failed." Generation Me: Why Today’s Young Americans Are ...

The narrative of "Generation Me" wasn’t something Leo chose; it was the water he swam in. Since preschool, he’d been told his voice was unique, his potential limitless, and his feelings paramount. But as he sat at his kitchen table—which doubled as his desk—the weight of that "limitless" potential felt less like a gift and more like a debt he couldn't repay. That evening, Leo met a friend at a crowded bar