When I was a kid, I looked up to adults. In my own life I did ok and didn't think it was that hard to be successful.
Now that I'm in my 30's, I am disgusted by most of my so called "peers" around me. I wouldn't respect any adults today if I were a kid.
I turn on the TV and see most adults act worse than my fifth grade class.
There are so many businesses out there waiting to make money off adults for their own incompetence, everything from rehab to payday loans to debt consolidation.
And the biggest joke is that people think it's okay to live at home after they get out of school, forever.
How would you teach a kid to respect their elders when their elders need grown up supervision?
Does anyone else here feel this way?
2007-04-08
15:49:54
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34andlivingwithmomanddad
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Yeah I agree I was taught to always respect elders, too.. and I will probably be saying Sir and Ma'am until I die, which is good.. however, those are titles I find hard to attribute to anyone my own age, especially when I just sit back and watch people in public.
2007-04-08
16:02:04 ·
update #1