"I don't share my Netflix login anymore" is a fascinating signifier of Millennial maturity. I couldn't care less about one's choices in this regard, but deciding to privilege a personal payment to a big corporation over the needs of possibly poorer acquaintances is interesting.
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Also get argument that if one is going to share & be open, being a good comrade means anticipating risk, i.e. not reusing that password. When I handed out CTA passes during heat wave, didn't use the purchase method that required personal info nor expect folks not to resell them
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But as collectivism is largely alien or denigrated in America, my feeling, which may be wrong, is sympathy for those who have bad experiences in order to find a way to keep that from altering their ideology. Because it took me a hella long time to grasp the concept.
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