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Psychology of People Who Grew Up Before the Internet — And Why They’re So Different Today

Do you ever feel like you’re living between two eras — grounded by an analog childhood and jolted by a digital present? In "Psychology of People Who Grew Up Before the Internet" we unpack why those who grew up in the U.S. in the 70s, 80s, 90s and early 2000s carry a unique mix of patience, loyalty, and private interior life alongside quiet anxieties about speed, choice and constant connection. This video translates nostalgia into psychology: how unsupervised play, long stretches of boredom, real‑world friendships, and the privacy of pre‑internet life shaped attention, resilience, identity and trust in ways the digital age often misunderstands. Watch as we contrast the strengths and wounds of the pre‑internet generation with the pressures of today’s hyperconnected world — from earned connection and slow time to the costs of invisibility and unprocessed pain. If you grew up without smartphones and still crave deeper conversation, this one’s for you. Stay until the end for concrete insights and compassionate takeaways, and if it resonates, subscribe and share to help others name and honor their own analog roots.