Analysis Of The Me My Me Generation By Joel Stein
Parental friendship is wonderful bond between the child and parent that is essential for a solid development throughout the child’s health and survival. Parents share every difficult moment in their child’s life and continuously know the way to encourage them to grow up. Studies show that the attachment between the parent and child helps them become a more secure, compassionate, and a peaceful human being. Parents are experienced in life and they will surely position the child to go on the right direction. Parents are the most committed and involved human beings that will ever come across their children’s lives, as they are willing to sacrifice a part of themselves for the betterment of their children. Although children are influenced from
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Stein also mentions the fact that the younger generation spend most of their time on social media, and believes somehow that it is entitled to success without experiencing the outer world. Stein also mentions that this has not taken him by surprise, because this began with their parents’ generation, the Baby Boomers. Millennials are trying their best to make their own mark on the world as this generation presents higher levels of work ethic than any other in history. Millennials are known to be narcissistic, self-assured, and lazy generation but they are surely known to be the only generation who will transform the world in many astonishing …show more content…
This attachment is strengthened by equally satisfying communication between the parents and the child throughout their life. The article clearly states that children will be able to share everything with their parents only when the parent himself treats his child as a friend. By doing so, this brings down the walls that prevent the child from thinking that they are not allowed to make mistakes. Parents are responsible for reinsuring that their children are walking on the right path in life, unlike companion friends where quite regularly they are at an age where they do not have much experience in
Stein also mentions the fact that the younger generation spend most of their time on social media, and believes somehow that it is entitled to success without experiencing the outer world. Stein also mentions that this has not taken him by surprise, because this began with their parents’ generation, the Baby Boomers. Millennials are trying their best to make their own mark on the world as this generation presents higher levels of work ethic than any other in history. Millennials are known to be narcissistic, self-assured, and lazy generation but they are surely known to be the only generation who will transform the world in many astonishing …show more content…
This attachment is strengthened by equally satisfying communication between the parents and the child throughout their life. The article clearly states that children will be able to share everything with their parents only when the parent himself treats his child as a friend. By doing so, this brings down the walls that prevent the child from thinking that they are not allowed to make mistakes. Parents are responsible for reinsuring that their children are walking on the right path in life, unlike companion friends where quite regularly they are at an age where they do not have much experience in