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> They're the ones pointing out how their high-school is taken over by mobile-phone-zombies, utterly un-interesting and useless peers. That’s an awfully cynica
by underwater 9y ago
> They're the ones pointing out how their high-school is taken over by mobile-phone-zombies, utterly un-interesting and useless peers.
That’s an awfully cynical observation for a kid to make.
- Hextinium 9y agoKids are hilariously cynical at times because they haven't figured out how to say stuff nicely very often. My 9 year old cousin will say stuff that I would never say because he is saying it as it is, not as an adult would say it.
- mmjaa 9y agoI dunno, I don't think its that cynical - they grew up, after all, with friends and peers who actually talk to each other, engage each other with play projects, do stuff outside with each other. I think its more that the situation is so dire, with the current new-teen generation, who expect an App-store like experience in their daily lives. To arrive in high school, and nobody wants to talk about anything other than their Candy Crush score, or whether or not "Peer Y" has an "iPhone X", and so on .. this was a bit of a disappointment to my kids, raised as they were to have human interaction be a priority over technology and material possession.
- olavk 9y agoOr they are just telling the parents what they want to hear.