Millennials are increasingly staying at home more often. Night outs, dinner parties, sporting events, and other outdoor activities are increasingly on the decline among these youngsters.According to a 2018 paper, Young Americans spend  70% more time at home than the general US population.

Millennials prefer indoors

Great TV content and a whole lot of options on the internet like Netflix have contributed to the rising trend of millennials staying at home more.New Economy Apps on the smartphone make it easier to order pizza, or anything else required to stock the fridge. It's also less risky to stay at home and one can have a more predictable and manageable kind of fun, while being in control.

Staying home more due to Technology

The downtime that the millennials are craving more of is also related to self-care and recharging, away from the outside world.They have countless new options of activities to do at home, be it facial care, journal writing or yoga practice.

Staying home for Self-care

In the last decade, social media apps like Twitter and Facebook ensure that millennials can easily show off their staying home antics to other people who are also staying at home, making it a virtual house party.

Staying home live on Social Media

Nobody wants to leave their apartment anymore. That's the prevailing sentiment on the internet, anyway. Mean Girls memes and Viola Davis gifs celebrate the joy of canceling plans. Essays offer neuroscience-backed explanations of the relief that comes with bailing on drinks, while listicles and trend pieces promote the homebody lifestyle.