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That’s one way to look at the phenomenon. Parents want to have their kids achieve what they could not achieve due to mistakes or because of bad mentoring. They
by raincom 5y ago
That’s one way to look at the phenomenon. Parents want to have their kids achieve what they could not achieve due to mistakes or because of bad mentoring. They want to give a leg up for their kids. If one wants to win a game that has outsized prizes, people train for it, and they teach kids and grandkids, etc.
Sure, if kids can’t cope up with their pressures, either parents have to give up or some of these kids end up committing suicide.