Huh? No - I just see an increasing avoidance of personal responsibility in our society. It's always someone/something else's fault/problem/responsibility
:thumbsup: to you for being responsible and hard working. It's a dying breed
Thanks! I thought you were being sarcastic, just wanted to be sure.
I could be off base, but I'm 40 years old, and the youngest of six children. I'm sure that was a big building block of my mentality and how I've come to live my life.
It makes me wonder about today's kids/young adults, and the reasons why some of them feel so entitled... Perhaps they were an only child that was spoiled, coddled, or the worse... Treated like some sort of "best friend" by their parents. ( I'm not on earth to be my child's best friend until they are responsible adults on near equal footing with me) They play sports where there are no losers, go to schools where there are multiple valedictorians ( true story) to be "fair" to everyone.
There are no kids these days coming to my door offering me to mow my lawn, rake leaves, etc.... They just get handed $$$ from mommy and daddy and sit in front of their xBoxes all day...That their parents bought them... Back in my day, I'd have to mow lawns, shovel snow, and pimp my ass out - cause I'd have to buy that expensive toy myself.
I read an interesting article a couple years back about how some college kids get their first job, and the first time they are called to the mat by their manager for not producing, or meeting some other expectations... They have major break downs...
Sad, just sad.
