Post by doggiedaddy on May 5, 2018 22:23:50 GMT
It's really pathetic of how kids behave these days.
I work in a private, prestigious university. Though the 'kids/young adults' are well-behaved for the most part, they are very spoiled and expect everything to be done for them yesterday. That's how they were brought up. Mom, Dad, Grammy and Grampy have done everything for them since the day they were born.
When things don't go their way, or something becomes a 'struggle', they get very dramatic - to the point of sobbing and saying "I'm going to kill myself! This sucks!" as they have their tantrum.
As they get set for graduation next weekend, I wonder how they're going to make it into the 'real world' where they have jobs lined up - Manhattan, Boston, Chicago, D.C., even London, Paris, Rome...
Will they cry in the boardrooms, court, hospitals, etc when things don't go their way? Will they tell everyone they're going to go home and 'kill themselves' when they lose a court case?
I work in a private, prestigious university. Though the 'kids/young adults' are well-behaved for the most part, they are very spoiled and expect everything to be done for them yesterday. That's how they were brought up. Mom, Dad, Grammy and Grampy have done everything for them since the day they were born.
When things don't go their way, or something becomes a 'struggle', they get very dramatic - to the point of sobbing and saying "I'm going to kill myself! This sucks!" as they have their tantrum.
As they get set for graduation next weekend, I wonder how they're going to make it into the 'real world' where they have jobs lined up - Manhattan, Boston, Chicago, D.C., even London, Paris, Rome...
Will they cry in the boardrooms, court, hospitals, etc when things don't go their way? Will they tell everyone they're going to go home and 'kill themselves' when they lose a court case?