Who Is To Blame Ge X Parents In This Essay

Insert Attention Here As humans, our minds have always been trained for survival, we cried for our mothers whenever we needed anything because our inept bodies were not capable enough to take care of ourselves. But, instead of figuring out why we’re in distress when we cried our eyes out, parents are now leaving us with a phone to be the parent to deal with our issues as a distraction. This is how we’ve adapted to turning to our phones whenever there’s an issue. From birth we’ve learned how to be faster, smarter, and stronger. Though we are getting much smarter, we no longer need to be faster and stronger with how much the world has changed on us, this will be our greatest mistake. Past generations had it far easier than our own, when parents dedicated their lives to
As I write this with a very disappointed tone, our 45th President Donald Trump is not capable of being a mature understanding adult on Twitter. That being said, he belongs to the Baby Boomer generation giving us a logical representation of how it’s not all on a single generation, the Millennials. But, all of us as a whole human race making these mistakes together. Though it would only be the intelligent thing to blame the parents of the “problem” right? But who can blame the Gen X parents this because, it’s a new concept of parenting and they don't have much of an idea on how to go about it. Simon Sinek, creator of the Facebook and Youtube popular ‘Millennial Question’ goes into deep detail on how our parents taught us wrong. “The generation that we call the Millennials, too many of them grew up subject to failed parenting strategies. For example they were told they were special and they could have anything they wanted in life just because they want it.” He then goes on to tell us that these children become adults and they struggle because their mothers can’t help them get a promotion and that they’re not really all that special and that these people have lower self esteems than