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83 Psychology says boomers who learned to ‘just get on with it’ aren’t emotionally stunted – they built a coping architecture that millennials are now paying therapists to reconstruct

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · today 11:46 EDT

Psychology says boomers who learned to ‘just get on with it’ aren’t emotionally stunted – they built a coping architecture that millennials are now paying therapists to reconstruct

While millennials dissect every feeling in £80 therapy sessions, their grandparents built the exact same coping mechanisms through sheer necessity — and new research suggests the "just get on with it" generation might have been more emotionally sophisticated than we thought.

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