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My cousin sent me this article. It is absolutely true - the odyssey of the '20s is the best time to explore and become a full, independent person, particularly given how the demands of life have changed. I don't agree with David Brooks politically, but this is a very insightful piece and I think will give solace to parents with children in their '20s.
Quoted: The decade of wandering that frequently occurs between adolescence and adulthood is a sensible response to modern conditions.
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