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New Treands of Escapism in Modern Life

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New Treands of Escapism in Modern Life The phenomenon of individuals—especially the younger generation—presenting themselves as perpetually busy with "work from home" schedules or being engrossed in phone calls is an intriguing cultural and psychological trend observed globally. It has become a way for many to navigate societal expectations, personal struggles, and the evolving dynamics of family and social relationships. Here's an exploration of why this behavior has emerged and why it resonates worldwide: 1. Escapism in Modern Life Pressure of Expectations: Many young adults face immense pressure to succeed professionally, often equated with being busy. Presenting oneself as constantly engaged in work acts as a shield against societal and familial scrutiny. Avoidance of Accountability: By appearing busy, individuals can deflect demands, responsibilities, or uncomfortable conversations with parents, relatives, and even peers. Mental Overload: For some, constant "bus...