The lives of young Thais have changed considerably in recent years as a result of political division and pandemic disruptions. This study's major purpose is to comprehend the perspectives of Thai young adults. The key findings of the study show that young people seem to be increasingly divided. A family's economic background and residence can be significant drivers of demographic divisions. As a result of discrepancies in access to knowledge and opportunity, there are differences in aspirations, confidence, attitudes, behaviours, and political orientation. The findings of the study lend to the notion that many young Thais believe the Thai political system does not work for them. Despite their distrust of political institutions and politicians, respondents remain enthusiastic about voting and continue to believe in the legislative process and political parties.