Is Society Overprotected
Is Society Overprotected?
Paul is year 25 years old and has all ready managed to rack up enough debt by blowing his money on useless things, that he was forced to claim bankruptcy. You may be asking yourself how someone so young could get themselves into so much money troubles. As a child Paul had everything handed to him by his parents and he never learned the meaning of a dollar. Now I ask you, who is to blame? Ladies and gentleman I am here to talk to you about the overprotection of today’s children. Do parents shelter their children so much from the harsh realities of society that they can’t function in world today? Has life really changed that much over the years or have we just been frightened into thinking it has? What will happen when parents are no longer there to watch over? …show more content…
For example rejection is a common part of life and will eventually make a large impact on kid’s lives as adults. If they don’t learn how to cope by developing the necessary skills of life they will start to shut down and avoid situations that could end in something like rejection. Schools are even stepping in and stopping kids from brining party invitations to school out of the fear that some kids might feel left out. Of course some kids would feel bad or left out but at the same time this is a good opportunity to teach children how to deal with these kinds of situations. In fact, children must be thought that life will not always go their and have to be prepared to deal with it and not elude
Paul is year 25 years old and has all ready managed to rack up enough debt by blowing his money on useless things, that he was forced to claim bankruptcy. You may be asking yourself how someone so young could get themselves into so much money troubles. As a child Paul had everything handed to him by his parents and he never learned the meaning of a dollar. Now I ask you, who is to blame? Ladies and gentleman I am here to talk to you about the overprotection of today’s children. Do parents shelter their children so much from the harsh realities of society that they can’t function in world today? Has life really changed that much over the years or have we just been frightened into thinking it has? What will happen when parents are no longer there to watch over? …show more content…
For example rejection is a common part of life and will eventually make a large impact on kid’s lives as adults. If they don’t learn how to cope by developing the necessary skills of life they will start to shut down and avoid situations that could end in something like rejection. Schools are even stepping in and stopping kids from brining party invitations to school out of the fear that some kids might feel left out. Of course some kids would feel bad or left out but at the same time this is a good opportunity to teach children how to deal with these kinds of situations. In fact, children must be thought that life will not always go their and have to be prepared to deal with it and not elude