Also don’t know how common hikkikomori is just because like at least 1/3 of parents in US/Canada want to throw their kids out at 18 and tell them to be homeless if they can’t. I have a feeling younger generations of parents aren’t like that as much but they also have the least money to support jobless children so they’re probably going to be pushing them to at least work part-time or do something to make any sort of money to help out.
Also don’t know how common hikkikomori is just because like at least 1/3 of parents in US/Canada want to throw their kids out at 18 and tell them to be homeless if they can’t. I have a feeling younger generations of parents aren’t like that as much but they also have the least money to support jobless children so they’re probably going to be pushing them to at least work part-time or do something to make any sort of money to help out.