I'm a Gen Y. My smart phone is already 3 years old. Most of the time eat at home since it is free (paid by parents). Only go on vacation if paid by parents, otherwise then no vacation. No clubbing for me. Driving a myvi only.

Not so exciting life now but I'm glad to be able to buy a property with my bf. I'm glad that I started saving up since young. Otherwise, not enough money for down payment.

Hard to buy a property nowadays but still possible. But life kinda sucks. Hopefully this will pay off in the future and start enjoying life.

This thread has become a venue of feeling proud to own properties. While there is nothing wrong with that, a lot thinks they own properties and think they can get rich in future. While it is true in some form, it also means there is a lack of investment knowledge or education that forms the backbone for investing. At this time of economy, almost everyone believes they should buy properties to get rich. The real problem is Gen-Y. How many Gen-Y knows about Asian Financial Crisis in 1997 ? At that time, they were still kids. They know nothing what their parents went through. Global financial crisis in 2008 has not affected properties in Malaysia and Gen-Y think they have seen enough. My advise is do a lot of research before buying a property and always think of risk and back-up plan when worse scenario happen. In short, be prepared.
Btw, I am also Gen-Y 

I don't understand why the rest can't read your sarcasm statement. 
I beg to differ.

Both husband & wife must have unconditional love, and it should be unconditional love; if the relationship doesn't have unconditional love to begin with, the relationship will not last long; how can a relationship that stand a chance to break, gives your children unconditional love?