Do you think there is a lot of high blood pressure in Millennials because the chicks are fat, and the non-Chad men are sexually frustrated chumps?

[MatureDJ]

The Great Millennial Blood Pressure Problem

Why it’s climbing faster in young people.

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[SW15]

Your assertion in the title is partially correct.

Both the women and men are fat in the Millennial generation. A lot of processed foods are helping either. The generation needs more exercise.

Sexlessness rates have gotten higher in the Millennial generation with global male surpluses, swipe apps/social media worsening hypergamy, more fat people, etc.

Stress levels are higher for Millennials due to economic pressures. Remember, a lot of Millennials graduated into the 2008 economic downturn and never really recovered. Some Millennials took a double economic beating with the Great Recession and COVID. Boomers and the first half of Gen X didn't have the economic problems to the extent that Millennials have had. Financial stressors are worse for Millennial men than Millennial women because SMV for men is judged partially upon economic achievements.

 

[Who Dares Win]

I would simply say that millennials got screwed up from boomers much more than gen Xers.

Its not only about the women but the general setting in terms of economy, laws, social norms and general geopolitical scenario.

The fact that the average woman is overweight, overtattes, has high body counts and is fvcked up in the head while riding the carousel till her mid 30s surely doesnt help.

The simple fact of being grown and bossed around from women since your first say at school surely doesnt help your health.

 

[Mike32ct]

Blood pressure standards were tightened in the US. The threshold for hypertension went from 140/90 to 130/80 a few years ago. (Maybe 2017?)

All that aside, I have no doubt that Millennials are under a lot of stress.

 

[SW15]

All that aside, I have no doubt that Millennials are under a lot of stress.

I finished graduate school in the 2007-08 school year. That was the worst school year to graduate from any level of education and enter the workforce. My stories of interviewing coming out of school in that year are horrendous. That graduation date was a major setback in my career progression and trajection. I would that it also impacted my personal life too.

The graduating classes of 2008, 2009, and 2010 had a really rough go of it.