Summary
Millennials are discussing the decline of house parties, suggesting that the widespread presence of cameras and social media is a major reason. Many people feel uncomfortable with the possibility of being recorded and judged, leading to changes in how they socialize.
Key Facts
- Millennials are noting a decline in house parties and block parties.
- A Reddit post sparked conversation about the role of cameras in this change.
- People worry about being recorded and the impact on their future, like job prospects.
- Camera phones became common in the late 2000s and early 2010s.
- Academic research shows young people are uncomfortable with their social media content being used in job decisions.
- Social media exposure can lead to fear of judgment and long-term consequences.
- Some mention practical reasons for the decline, such as housing affordability and smaller living spaces.
- Users reflect on how social media might have changed their past behavior if it existed then.
