It was boring so I decided to write about things I love. Still, seeing them in the bar really speaks to how some millennials react when the going gets tough as there just doesn't seem to be a solution in sight.

Interestingly, as Nathan meets his old buddy, Marshall, and they go drinking, it feels like a college conversation once again.В Marshall doesn't seem to grasp his friend's financial woes fully, but he does at least show compassion. RELATED: The Invincible Live-Action Film Is Still In the Works It's a far cry from previous eras where young adults left the nest early. In fact, quite a fewВ now live with their parents for much longer than before to save money as living expenses are pretty high. Banks aren't letting up on foreclosure or the debt payments, fewer millennials own cars or their own homes, and many who are renting end up moving back home. It's reminiscent of so many young people today who are up to their necks in debt and can't catch a break. There's no respect there, only adding more pressure on Nathan's back that creates anxiety and a dark pall over him. Nathan feels ashamed, especially when his mom babies him, glad her boy's back meanwhile, he can also feel the condescension and disappointment from his dad.

He can't even get a bank loan and with no chance of earning a higher income, he's forced to move back in with his parents. His editor's lost faith in him and he's racked with debt. In Radiant's first issue, Nathan returns home to Lockport, Illinois as his writing career's circling the drain.

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