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UnWasted Time

... In a movement away from extreme drinking, youth are engaging in moderation and even abstaining from alcohol altogether, finding ways to socialize that don’t center around drinking.Older generations have a tendency to view younger generations as wild, undisciplined, and carefree in their youth, partially due to clichés about their life stage in general, but Gens Y and Z are showing noteworthy maturity and responsibility in many areas of their lives, even at a young age. One of the major ways ...

Millennials' Seven Day Sober Diary

... An ethnography of Millennials who chose to abstain from alcohol for a week & how it impacted their lives.For The Social Status Report, we found three Gen Ys in the U.S. and three in the UK who normally drink socially, but wanted to abstain from alcohol for a week for various reasons and were willing to keep a diary of their experience. All participants, who are of legal drinking age, revealed what social plans, if any, they participated in daily, how not drinking affected their social life ...

The Age Of Innocence

... associated with one’s early adulthood and instead are socializing around things that could even be considered childish activities, albeit with an adult twist. Meanwhile Gen Zs are practicing Risk Management, demonstrating less interest in alcohol and drugs than did their predecessors at the same age, indicating they may never develop a strong interest for such. Additionally, the purpose of socializing and going out has changed. Whereas it once was primarily focused as a means to get out and meet new ...

Seize The Day

... towns as well.I think a big part of this is 'best use of time.' Flexible working, saving money, and stopping to drink, as when you go anywhere at night alcohol seems to be involved and people tend to spend more money. Also people are more focused on their health and that is best worked on during mornings.ANA, 28, UKHaving time to both socialize with others and recharge alone are also significant reasons why youth are preferring to Seize The Day. Health and wellness, both of body and mind, are very ...

Risk Management

... attraction for youth. In fact, in our Modern Parents report, we found that, on average, parents felt it was appropriate for their children to try alcohol before they are legally of age to do so, and the average age at which they felt it was appropriate for their children to try weed is 14. Young people no longer associate the same cool factor with exploring such vices as past generations did, which may explain the steady decline that the CDC has found in under-age drinking and marijuana use among U.S ...

Sports Clubbing

... sports event taking place in cities such as London, Berlin, Copenhagen, and Mallorca, filled with DJ performances, light shows, and alcohol. The event even bills itself as a party-like experience.Birdies Crazy Golf Nine-hole golf course Birdies Crazy Golf, located in the underground venue The Vaults in London, has become a nightlife hotspot for young adults. The graffiti-laden course features top DJs and is situated alongside a cocktail clubhouse and underground film club. Midnight Runners The ...

Culture Spotlight On Germany

... has become more popular in their country in the past year. The German choice for veganism is different than many other countries as Germans are more interested in the health benefits of cutting out meat than they are advocates for animal rights. Buzz Off: The Non-Alcoholic Beer Market Is BoomingMuch as young adults in Germany are shying away from meat, which has long defined the country's food culture, so, too, are they moving away from its emphasis on beer—with alcohol that is ...

High Society

... Today’s youth are self-medicating their burnout with CBD, drugs, food & beverage, and astrology, seeking remedial benefits on top of their desire to escape their stressful reality.As modern youth grapple with their overarching burnout (which spans multiple areas of their lives), they’re seeking release from the cycle of too much stress, inescapable exhaustion, and the general feeling of being “over it.” Older generations have long experimented with things like drugs, alcohol, and sexual ...