If I understood the author correctly, she is a psychotherapist talking about people she sees professionally. So, this could just as easily be a story about how Millennials are much more willing to see a therapist for these sorts of problems than their parents' and grandparents' generations were.
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If I understood the author correctly, she is a psychotherapist talking about people she sees professionally. So, this could just as easily be a story about how Millennials are much more willing to see a therapist for these sorts of problems than their parents' and grandparents' generations were.
Or maybe it is about people who are 30 and need therapy?
Why generalize an entire generation? ... because, page views.
I'm 32 and I HATE laundry and every single person in my age group that I have met hates it too.