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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Why does society just push us to pretend everything is fine? Warps perception of younger generations coming into adulthood.
gpt
Because we lie to ourselves that "everything is fine" because else it would mean there's a lot of internal growth we're all missing.  
If we admitted that we still have hang-ups from things like high school, the way our parents were, and the relationships we held &amp; broke, then we would have to admit trauma, pain, and guilt.  
Or we would feel shame that we don't know what to do now--"Why am I living this life that doesn't fulfill me?"  
Nobody really know what we're doing. The ones that act like they've got it all under control make you feel like you *don't* got this. You do though.  
Don't congratulate yourself too much, or berate yourself either. Your choices are 50% chance--so are everyone else's.