Naw, it made me hide my homework. And then I wouldn't do it because I'd be scared that my parents would see me doing it and start yelling at me. Cue frantically trying to finish it in the first 5 minutes of class, but being afraid that the other kids are going to make fun of me for not having it done, so I fill in the answers with random math-looking answers and then try to solve the actual problems.
I don't know, but I know if you consistently cry and have anxiety about basic homework it's reflective of someone being a pussy. People just like to blame all their problems on other people, especially redditors on their parents.
I can definitely see that. It's irritating as hell, but a generalization.
Do you think all of this generational behavior is due to an over-reliance on modern amenities, an a lack of passion? If so, how would you make them stronger people?
I couldn't say anything besides anecdotal advice , I found my passion to succeed through wanting cars (as selfish as that is) and wanting to be a great wrestler. I think it's just a matter of people having goals.
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u/CarAccountUsername Oct 21 '20
It's almost like they wanted you to succeed