Why does it seem like there are so many ungrateful 13-15 year olds? A symptom of being a teenager?
15 Answers to "Why does it seem like there are so many ungrateful 13-15 year olds? A symptom of being a teenager?"
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people just ignore the nice respectful ones and focus on the punks
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This too.Like (1)
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13-18 is more like it. I dread the day my kids become teens.
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Because they think everything revolves around them, selfish bastards!
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Because you know nothing about them... I don't know.
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Too liberal childrearing is the culprit. Appreciation of what you have is born of work and doing without. That's the only way to learn the worth of things.. to work for them.
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The don't see gratitude, therefore they don't respond with gratitude. Is Bart Simpson a grateful role model? Stewie Griffin?
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They have been given too much, too soon, not entirely their fault.
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Isnt THAT the pot calling the kettle black
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Nope. I'm not ungrateful plus I am not a teenager anymore.
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I think they're spoiled with all these hi-tech gadgets their parents buy. I grew up in the 90's and my parents were dirt poor, so I was grateful for every luxury I got, like walkmans and a good meal.
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The part of you're brain responsible for empathy stops functioning properly while undergoing puberty, there have been studies on it!
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i dont pay attention to the teens but there have been a few i answer questions before realizing their age and those ones wasnt punks they was nice and respectful i remember thinking wow that one didnt make me want to slap him or her in the head and scream whats wrong with you
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I'd saying it's a symptom of seperating yourself from your family...
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It is probably a symptom. Well, I'm hoping it is. Because, if it is not a symptom of becoming a teenager, then there is no hope for humanity >.<
When I was around that age, I remember being very grateful for everything I had, and I still am.
But, who knows? Maybe they do have horrible lives where there parents neglect or beat them. If so, that's just horrible. Otherwise, be happy for what you have.Like (1)
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I'm older than that,so I'm grateful.
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lol
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by SunshineEddy Dec 8th, 2012 at 11:58AM
The product of growing up in an instant gratification/materialistic culture.
*shaka*
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