Quote by John Wells

Infantilism is possibly the hallmark of our generation.

Infantilism is possibly the hallmark of our generation.

Summary

This quote suggests that one of the defining characteristics of our generation is a tendency towards infantilism. Infantilism refers to a behavior or attitude reminiscent of a child or infant, characterized by dependency, immaturity, and a reluctance to take on adult responsibilities. The quote implies that many individuals of this generation display a lack of maturity and exhibit behaviors that are more commonly associated with children, reflecting a societal shift towards prolonged adolescence and a delay in taking on adult roles and responsibilities.

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Twentieth Century

By John Wells

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