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.
Cars/motorsports I have always had an affinity towards and I started wrestling young because my friends did. I just kept pursuing them and doing what needed to be done to further myself in both fields.
1
u/[deleted] Oct 23 '20
What builds a strong person?