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This concept refers to the stagnation of youth satisfaction after approximately 25 years of a democratic system's existence. Research indicates that many young people have only grown up during what they know to be a democracy; however, they lack the historical context that older generations might have experienced. Events like German reunification or the end of apartheid serve as transformative moments that inspired hope. Today’s youth, conversely, grapple primarily with the flaws of the system they know without experiencing significant political transformation.