Has society really fallen apart? (Continued)

May 26 (edited) • MAIN CHANNEL

So this is just a follow up of a previous post where I addressed the downfall of society, and how I talked about even things simple as greeting others, and earlier today, during my bike ride, I saw a girl who was on her bike as well, she was on the opposite side of me of crossing the street into a neighborhood, I didn't acknowledge her at first, because I did not know who she was, but when I noticed that she was my neighbor, when I got to my house. She got to hers, and I waved; she did not wave back. I think she was on her phone, but it looked like her face and eyes were on me. I don't want to assume she purposefully ignored me, but it still seems she did. I'm not hurt by rejection like this. My bigger concern is society. I watched a video where someone said it will only get harder to get into a relationship over time. To me, that sounds like humanity will decline, because how will we have children without being in relationships? This is more of a problem with people from Gen Z. When others were uninterested in me, they would often make excuses, such as "I'm barely on my phone." But nowadays, I find that hard to believe because, generally speaking, people, especially from Gen Z, are always on their phones. If you are part of Gen Z and currently in a relationship, please comment on how you met this person and how the relationship was initiated.

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