It’s no secret that young people are increasingly eschewing partying and late nights for wellness and the gym. Nearly half of young people no longer drink alcohol, with many citing health concerns as their principal motivation for quitting. Earlier this year, a survey conducted by the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) found that 61 per cent of people between the ages of 18 and 30 are going out less frequently compared to last year. National newspapers have gone as far as rebranding Gen Z as “Generation Stay-at-Home”, “Generation Boring”, or “Generation Sensible”.
It’s cheering that so many of us are keen to prioritise our health, but that said, I’ve always been sceptical of just how ‘healthy’ it is to adopt such...
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