Gen Z is facing unprecedented rejection in various aspects of life, including dating, college admissions, and job hunting.
With access to infinite possibilities through technology, Gen Z is experiencing a high frequency of 'no's like never before.
In dating, the proliferation of apps has led to frequent rejection, discouraging some from pursuing relationships due to fear of getting hurt.
Young adults normalize mutual risk aversion, making it easier to detach from relationships without fully investing.
In the college admissions process, Gen Zers face more rejection compared to previous generations, impacting their core beliefs on success.
The job market poses an even higher level of rejection for Gen Z, with many submitting hundreds of job applications and facing widespread ghosting by employers.
Gen Z's experiences of mass rejection are shaping their self-esteem, forcing them to adjust their future expectations.
The culture of abundance and comparison exacerbated by social media contribute to Gen Zers' feelings of disappointment and rejection.
The depersonalized nature of rejection, influenced by algorithms and technology, has profound effects on Gen Z's mental health and well-being.
Despite the challenges, some Gen Z individuals are finding resilience and opportunities for personal growth amidst the pervasive rejection they face.