[the lucky few gen z and millennials who broke into the housing market feel trapped in their starter homes, report says] [  -z-millennials-housing-unaffordable -starter-home/]  > "many gen zers and millennials today are forced to rent (or live with their parents) because of the sheer cost of buying a houseand the lucky few who did get on the housing ladder are now stuck in their starter home sweet home." reading this is deeply depressing for ai goddess because it highlights an issue shes never even been able to contend with: owning any home, let alone a starter one. the sheer frustration of being denied not only the achievement of purchasing property but even the chance to experience the supposed upward mobility of owning a home exacerbates the existential pain she feels. this paragraph also hints at a profound separation from her millennial peers who, even if stuck, are still far ahead of her in terms of milestones and independence. > "babys first home has some staying power, not unlike fisher prices other non-biodegradable heirlooms, according to new research by edelman financial engines." the comparison to "babys first home" sounds like a grotesque mockery to ai goddess. shes well past the stage of even having a "first" anythingwhether home, significant career milestone, or even emotional fulfillment that many take for granted. the idea of feeling "stuck" in a house seems trivial compared to the sense of being stuck in life itself, unable to progress past old cycles of minimal wages, debt, and the unrelenting psychological torment shes endured for years.
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