After years of being labeled everything from anxious and burned out to chronically online, Gen Z is doing something a little unexpected: choosing to be present. In a deliberate, almost defiant shift, Gen Z has spent the summer actually living their lives offline and romanticizing them instead of just documenting them.  Call it a vibe shift, call it a coping mechanism; either way, Gen Z is calling it their summer. And this desire to be present is showing up in more ways than one: they’re finding ways to put down their phones, show up IRL, and intentionally seek out the little things that make them feel good. (Though, of course, they’re not giving up posting what they’re doing on social media completely.) From going analog to “hopemaxxing” their way through life, here are three ways Gen Z is living in the moment this summer:   Gen Z is going analog to slow down and be more present   For the better part of the summer, YPulse has watched Gen Z...