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Joined October 2009
ABOULUTELY YOUNG GUNS TODAY ARE A LOT MORE MATERIALISTIC,..
PREVIOUSLY FAMILY VALUES WERE GIVEN MUCH IMPORTANCE,..BUT TIME HAS CHANGED A LOT,..FEW YRS BACK family values, love and discipline were the foundation blocks of raising children.with the advent of new technologies and rising income these values began to decay and along with that decay appeared the elite rich upper class people who being to busy for their families threw money at the kids instead.
This way of raising kids trickled on down to where every kid wanted a piece of that pie and mom and dad didn't know how to say "No" anymore. This is getting worse every day.
Maybe so many people are miserable because society is moving very fast, and it’s hard to keep up. There’s more that we can do, more that we can have and higher expectations exist. We become self-absorbed to defeat the pressure, so it’s harder to care for others and to be cared for yourself. And it’s harder to know who you are and what you really want, because everything is so jumbled and loud. Many of us forget about the simple joys that make us smile and laugh, because we’re too busy looking for success. Notice how some times you’re walking in a crowd of people going to work, and everyone looks so serious and harassed? It’s like that’s contagious and we’re feeding off each other's stress without noticing.
Also very important is the fact that God has for the most part been booted out of today's family. The deep spiritual lessons of life are not taught anymore.
The merchandisers are very much aware of this and even learned how to twist things around to convince the kids "If you don't buy so and so you suck!". Of sure they don't come right out and say that but you can bet your last dollar the implication is there. Of course the kids buy it hook, line and sinker.
Jesus was right. "Spare the rod and spoil the child". It's time for parents to be parents again and for the kids to shut up and do as they are told!
"We are in a live-for-today culture. In your teenage years you're not interested in how to budget or handle your finances, but the earlier you find out about finance the better. How you deal with money from way back will affect how you manage it in later years, " she said.
"Young people only look at what goodie bags banks are giving away and don't look at the rates they need to pay or look at possible alternatives."
Organisations offering consumer and money advice are calling for more education to be offered to young people on finance.
thats what i can say dude,.....
u can search a lot more in the net,..
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