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Sana Naqvi: Teens Are Drifting Away From Their Parents

    • Sana Naqvi,
    • Standard: VIII-B,
    • St Joseph High School, Pune,
    • Pune.

    • Publish Date: Sep 25 2016 5:55PM
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    • Updated Date: Sep 26 2016 10:18AM
Sana Naqvi: Teens Are Drifting Away From Their Parents

Suddenly, don't we feel that our parents are super annoying and just like to lecture us for no reason? I feel that a majority of us don't even talk our parents most of the times. We usually ignore what they say or ask us to do. Their word is never our priority. In spite of them being our parents, we simply do not realise that we are getting detached with them. We have developed this tendency of not sharing anything with them even if it is necessary. The universal problem of each child's thinking is that his/her parents are totally 'old fashioned". 

Some of us even feel that our parents are more moody. Am I right about that? Don't you all agree?

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Darshil Shah ST. XAVIERS - LOYOLLA -2 LOYOLLA 2

This is bound to happen in teenage. After entering teenage we feel that we are only the right ones and we feel that our parents are always advising us and giving us orders and as result anger rises we get frustrated. We should control our anger because the parents are advising us for our own good.

Khushi Sharma BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL (SWASTHYA VHR)

Well we do find them annoying but the reality is that what all they do, they do it for our betterment,nowadays we are pre-occupied with studies, internet and friends and hardly have anytime to have a word with our parents so even the little interventions by them annoy us.

DIWANSHI SHETIJA BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL (SWASTHYA VHR)

Agreed,children who think that they are more superior and experienced than their parents tend to have this cruel and rude attitude towards them.They love detaching from their up-bringers and at a blink of eye love to attach with the temporary people.

Vaishnavi S NAGARJUNA VIDYANIKETAN

It happens to everyone in their teenage. Even I have experienced it many a times. We should just have the ability to control our mind and overcome shyness to share important matters with our parents

Harini MS NAGARJUNA VIDYANIKETAN

Today''s teens have odd ideologies and weird perceptions which are causing the generation gap. To fill this gap, teens need to change their mindsets and talk with their parents.

Harini MS NAGARJUNA VIDYANIKETAN

Today''s teens have odd ideologies and weird perceptions which are causing the generation gap. To fill this gap, teens need to change their mindsets and talk with their parents.

Rajathariga S P AECS MAGNOLIA MARUTHI PUB SCH

I have to agree with you. The last time I remember having a heartfelt conversation with my parents was.....well I actually don''t remember! It is quite sad to think I am unable to share anything with my parents. This is mainly because I fear they will judge me. Even though they are quite supportive, I always feel hesitant to tell them things.

Gargi Lohia AMRITA VIDYALAYAM SR SEC SCH

Yes, especially nowadays, with the technology at its peak , and with most parents having minimum knowledge of its operations, children take it for granted that they know more, and assume that they understand everything better than their parents, ignoring the amount of experience their parents have had.This has become quiet common, and I agree children need to realize this.

Vishnu Varthan J Bethel Mat Hr Sec School

Behind every young child who believes in himself is a parent who believed first.

Himanshi Dhawan Saffron Public School

Well, this is not something unusual for teenagers. When one enters teenage, we consider our friends to our best advisors and our parents and teachers to be moody, dominating etc. However, in reality our parents and teachers are our best advisors. Not all the parents are orthodox, some like mine are changing with time. But still generation gap is there. So, there are many issues on which we both have a different opinion.

Sarath Kumar RM Bethel Mat Hr Sec School

Surely teens are drifting away from their parents due to social networks and close relationship with their friends.

Bhavana Jaison Atomic Energy Central School No 2

Yes teens are drifting away from their parents. If the parents are not friendly and adopts a school teacher character then it will be very difficult to open up with them . So will be looking for peers to share and care .

NAVYA MALHOTRA SWARAJ INDIA PUBLIC SCHOOL

it is all about the generation gap....teens will finally understand

preethi.k Maharishi Vidya Mandir

yes it is true , the current generation usually ignore what their elders are advising them . if it continues it might be a big cause

Heti Desai SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR

This is true that teenage are drifting away from parents and do not like their parents as they scold them but they scold for our future and they are right in their way and teens are right in their way .

Archisha Ghosh VIDYA VALLEY

Yes, sometimes we feel that our parent''s decision is wrong. Sometimes they get annoying to us. We sometimes feel that we are capable enough to take big decisions. But it is very normal in teens nowadays. But we should be more understanding to each other so that we can understand each others views!!

Nishi Upadhyay BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL (SWASTHYA VHR)

Children think that their parents would not be able to understand them due to the generation gap and this creates a boundary between them but i think they should know that it is really important for them to talk with them and share everything that is going on in their minds .

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