After scrolling through this thread I've come to the conclusion that we're all fairly bias when it comes to this topic. Pros and cons of all generations. As for Millenials I can agree and disagree on certain aspects of your statement. All of my male best friends are happily married with kids, but based solely off of observation I must admit that there seem to be more stay-at-home dads within the millenial generation. It's an interesting phenomenon. Though, contrary to what most would assume, they're not living under this circumstance because they've failed in their careers, but due to the fact that they've succeeded very early on. Men like this undoubtedly make up a small percentage, though. When it comes to Gen Z I have to agree with Finrod. I've met plenty of very intelligent individuals of this generation. Which makes sense given that they were raised during an era of technological supremacy. But... as with every generation, there are cons, as well. Gen Z had the unfortunate luck of being born during a time of severe economic hardship. That's not their fault, though. Lol. Finrod, basically, summed everything up pretty well.

*Personally, it's Millennial men that don't seem like real men to me.

I've known several Millennial dudes who are in their 30s, never married,

and don't really know where they're going in life.*

I suspect that I'm the unmarried, never had a real girlfriend, childless 40 year old example of this. As I've told Stella before, I still don't feel like an adult and still feel like a kid in relation to the older adults in my family, and I suspect a lot of us in this situation feel the same way, but we're probably unlikely to really change our situations.