You reap what you sow; there should be no surprise in that.
If you sow
watermelon seeds and at the end of your harvest you are expecting tomatoes, it’s
not going to happen.
If you feed
yourself chips, cookies, candy, soda, and all kinds of unhealthy foods on a daily basis, you can’t be too
surprised when your doctor tells you that you might have high cholesterol or
some other health risk.
Likewise,
if we are supplying our youth with all types of degrading reality shows, music,
and various other forms of “entertainment” and media, how can we act surprised
when some of them suffer from low self-esteem, are sexually promiscuous at the
age of 12, addicted to pain killers, are disrespectful, and feel self-entitled?
(And this
is a disclaimer because obviously not all children are like this, but the
reality is that a growing number of young adults and teens are).
Yes,
individuals are responsible for their own actions, but at some point when does
the rearing of a minor…the upbringing of a generation, become a reflection on the previous
generation’s nurturing skills.
Everyone
wants to stay young, to be a part of “the crowd”, and to feel alive again…why
can’t you pull yourself together, realize that other people are watching and
admiring your actions, and stop living selfishly for yourself.
YOUR
ACTIONS ARE AFFECTING OTHERS...
Yeah, that
might not be ‘your problem’ or ‘why should you care?’….well at the end of the
day we’re all in this together. This is our world, our lives, our society.
Let’s stop
feeding our future a fast food diet of rubbish and expecting them to generate
positivity and confidence.
“Dare to be the change that you
wish to see”
-Gandhi
-Virgin
Monologuez
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