Young adults in the U.S. are reaching key life milestones later than in the past
No surprise. Life is too precarious in America. You start at 18 with immense debt, jump through hoops in college, find a starting salary job, pay off student loans, buy a car on debt, rent an expensive apartment, dating sucks, isolation and loneliness, spend days and nights grinding for corporate America, PIPs, unreasonable expectations, then get laid off a few times while rent&#x2F;housing price keeps rising, bullshit healthcare that takes too much of your time and energy - and suddenly you are 35 with undeveloped social skills, high debt, loneliness, PIP for corporate America, and no real assets to speak of.<p>And you want us to reach life milestones sooner?