Psychology says the reason boomers seem tougher isn’t because life was easier – it’s because their generation was trained from childhood to absorb hardship silently, and that kind of emotional endurance looks like strength until you realize it’s actually a wound they’ve been carrying for sixty years
Psychology reveals why boomers seem tougher: childhood training in silent hardship absorption created emotional endurance that’s often a hidden 60-year wound, not true strength.
