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The New York Times is trying to push the phrase money dysmorphia to pathologies the stress millennials and gen z feel about money after the world financial situation they’ve gone through their entire lives. These assholes define it as “A nagging insecurity about one's finances— even when one is on solid footing — that is most prevalent among gen z and millennials”

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The New York Times is trying to push the phrase money dysmorphia to pathologies the stress millennials and gen z feel about money after the world financial situation they’ve gone through their entire lives. These assholes define it as “A nagging insecurity about one's finances— even when one is on solid footing — that is most prevalent among gen z and millennials”
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a good-sized auroch (checkervest@laserdisc.party)'s status on Thursday, 08-Aug-2024 03:06:46 JST a good-sized auroch

Let me fix this for you, NYT. “Millennials and Gen Z, after experiencing repeated financial setbacks over the course of their lives and after living through the state of everything right now, have reasonable fears about financial instability”

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