In 2020, the first generation of post-90s kids was about to turn thirty. They say life begins at thirty, but when you actually get there, you realize that so much is only just beginning. Maybe you still don’t have a steady job or a partner. You haven’t even shed your reputation as a rebel, and already a mountain of responsibility is pressing down on you. Your dreams are still somewhere in the distance, but rent is due today. Young people living in big cities have it especially hard. They also have to pretend in front of their families that everything is fine. Pressure to marry, hair loss, housing, sick parents, and the threat of layoffs can sometimes leave them gasping for air. They may feel lost and heartbroken, but they never give up on seeking a better life or hoping for love. This book is dedicated to all those post-90s kids about to turn thirty.
