True enough, I guess, but this seems like a bunch of complaining. It doesn't really provide any measures to improve the situation. Also, I don't understand the

True enough, I guess, but this seems like a bunch of complaining. It doesn't really provide any measures to improve the situation. Also, I don't understand the part about said kids having had "adult responsibilities" - wouldn't that create the opposite kind of person, one who can take failure? Perhaps it was ironic.