explicit act of defiance

Ever wonder why teenagers are, defiant?

interesting question don't you think? But first,

To vivien: this following message is for you. i'm just feeling realy bored and decided to introduce you to the very little and dead audience of my blog. Mainly, just myself. Vivien, is a girl. She is 17 and thats all you should know.

Ok. That was just me being extremely lame at this moment.

Back to topic, Defiance comes in the growing stage of everyone. The 'need' to push your limits and explicitly, challenge rules and orders.

Be it good or bad, Teenagers these days have been clearly spoilt by their parents. Huge amount of allowance to spend, expensive and branded clothings and phones at ages as young as 8? Amazing how fast technology spoils the generations. Being brought up in this advanced and high technological era, kids these days have no idea what life is about. Without respect, honor, honesty and even courtesty, these are the ways children are being brought up by the society. Not at all blaming the lack of parental guidance but, majority of the kids these days refuse to step ot of their comfort zones to try and experience new things. This will in turn cause a major setback for a country's growth as who else can we rely on but the next?

'If the next generation is not better than the first, what aid have history and advancements give?' quoted by some french dude at a talk show long ago.

It is as he said, if we see a dying generation approaching, actions MUST be taken. Schools have to be stringent and strict, parents must know the need of letting them grow.

Hmm, just a really short entry today to vent my frustration upon seeing how rude and terrible the younger kids have become. Blantantly jumping queue and pushing the blame upon others, extensive usage of fantastic vocabulary (mainly vulagrity), uncouth and rowdy shoving and gestures. All happening at a shopping complex just because of a simple donut. What's so difficult with queueing up?

*sigh* perhaps its just the overly harsh me judging too much on them. Noone's perfect. Why try.