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What is it like being young in today’s society?

What do you hope for and what makes you happy?

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QueenofHearts offline Verified User (9 months, 4 weeks) Long Term User Shouts: 10 #
An Undisclosed Location | 7 months ago (7 minutes after post)

being young in today’s society, is something new, and exciting everyday! Everything moves at such a fast pace. I hope for what I think everyone hopes for, true love, hapiness, a great future ahead, and a better world for the next generation:)

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n0tacr00k offline Verified User (9 months, 1 week) Long Term User Shouts: 3 #
An Unknown Location | 7 months ago (19 hours, 32 minutes after post)

opposite of first poster: the world is rotting out and has lost it’s ideological centre. In Keirkegaardian terms, the west has lost its faith, and we’re lost in a postmodern jungle of half-formed philosophies.

Additionally, mass culture is killing intellectualism at an alarming rate, a symtopm of the market system, sadly. There is no forum for serious philosophical questioning as there was in the 60s for the youth element: we’re too into youtube and facebook. the 21st Century may as well be the end of thought.

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scary doll offline Verified User (1 year, 8 months) Long Term User Shouts: 2 #
An Unknown Location | 7 months ago (19 hours, 42 minutes after post)

That is the way I preceive how the world must be for the young. I see people with smatterings of different philosophies, taking the bits from some that suit them while ignoring the rest.

It concerns me that the youth vote is diminishing in the UK. Although I agree that modern day politics is corrupt and uninspiring, I believe it is the youth who should be taking an interest and shaping things for their future.

I am in my forties and an Undergratuate in Arts and Humanities. I find it alarming that it is people from my age group who are choosing to study in this field.

I don’t have kids myself, but I am interested in how the inheritors of our earth feel and think. I don’t want you to screw it up like my generation did.

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n0tacr00k offline Verified User (9 months, 1 week) Long Term User Shouts: 3 #
An Unknown Location | 7 months ago (20 hours, 10 minutes after post)

only the upper bourgeois did anything worth blame in your generation, I thought it well rounded.

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kaitlinfredanderso offline Verified User (7 months) Long Term User Shouts: 5 #
An Unknown Location | 7 months ago (20 hours, 44 minutes after post)

im fifteen and in todays society, being young sucks.. well for me anyways. i have five brothers two sisters, and two step brothers, and maybe if my mom gets married.. two step sisters. my life is crazy. im the oldest in the house because my older brother and sister moved out. my parents are divorced. i practically raise my little brothers and sister. my little “brother” that we were planning on adopting got taken right out of my hands in the front yard by his drug user mom(my aunt, long story) my dad and i don’t talk since i moved out of his house two and a half months ago. i live with my mom and baby sister. never get to see my four brothers or my older sister. don’t have a dad figure in life. i never get to get out of the house because im always babysitting or doing the homework that i have had for two weeks that i have not been able to get done because im too busy doing dishes, sweeping, mopping, vaccuming, making beds, cleaning rooms, and the list goes on! my mom isn’t home much so its just my little 20 month old baby sister and i. we spend a lot of time playing little games of ring around the posies, chasing eachother around the house, peek-a-boo, hide-n-seek(which surpringly she is very good at!) i love her so much. she is pretty much my life. im not like any other teenager that goes out on the weekends. im in the house making breakfast lunch and dinner, and making sure that the appartment is clean for when my mom gets home. all my friends think im rediculous because im practically an adult. which is pretty much true. but all i want is for my parents to be happy. but if i can’t do both, then why not do it for the one parent that acually cares about me right? yea, so life sucks for the most part. im just waiting for the one time when i can acually get out of here and have my own life.. not the one where i take care of my little sibilings… :[ well here it is.. for me anyways. you can ask almost any other teenager and they will tell you they go out every weekend partying, they lost their virginity by/before highschool, ect. BUT NOT ME!!! :] im waaayyy different from your average “young person” i guess you would say. -unique

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scary doll offline Verified User (1 year, 8 months) Long Term User Shouts: 2 #
An Unknown Location | 7 months ago (1 day, 3 hours after post)

I don’t think it is fair when adults take the childhood from their offspring. Maybe you can start enjoying yourself once you are out on your own, but it is tough. I left home at 16, the youngest I could legally move out on my own. I think it made me stronger and maybe it will for you. Do you worry about what would happen to your younger sibllings if you were to move on? Your mother would just have to cope without you. I don’t know if the modern family is a good environment to bring kids into.

You have a beautifull smile.

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Sean-Ohayo offline Verified User (7 months) Long Term User Shouts: 0 #
An Unknown Location | 7 months ago (1 day, 4 hours after post)

FUN

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scary doll offline Verified User (1 year, 8 months) Long Term User Shouts: 2 #
An Unknown Location | 7 months ago (1 day, 4 hours after post)

Sean-Ohayo wrote:
FUN

Good, that’s the way it should be.

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Sean-Ohayo offline Verified User (7 months) Long Term User Shouts: 0 #
An Unknown Location | 7 months ago (1 day, 4 hours after post)

alilow wrote:

Sean-Ohayo wrote:
FUN

Good, that’s the way it should be.

=)

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