Neorakiduras

Neorakiduras is a term that has emerged in recent years to describe a perceived generational shift in consumer behavior and societal outlook, particularly among young people in developed economies. The name itself is a portmanteau, combining "neo" (new) with "kidult" or "kid-like" tendencies, suggesting a group that exhibits characteristics associated with both youth and a rejection of traditional adult milestones.

Key traits attributed to Neorakiduras include a prolonged period of adolescence, delayed entry into the workforce, and a reluctance to embrace traditional markers of adulthood such as homeownership or marriage. Instead, this demographic is often characterized by a strong interest in entertainment, gaming, and experiences that are perceived as more engaging and less burdensome than conventional adult responsibilities. There is also a noted emphasis on personal fulfillment and a desire for flexibility in their lifestyles.

The rise of Neorakiduras is often linked to several socio-economic factors. These include economic instability, high costs of living, and the pervasive influence of digital technology, which provides readily accessible entertainment and social connection. Some analysts suggest that this trend reflects a conscious choice to prioritize personal happiness and avoid the perceived pressures and sacrifices of previous generations. The term is still relatively new and its precise definition and implications are subjects of ongoing discussion and research.