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I think that lots of adolescents honestly do not want to do anything. They prefer having no responsibilities whatsoever. I thought it was otherwise: that peopl
by unalone 18y ago
I think that lots of adolescents honestly do not want to do anything. They prefer having no responsibilities whatsoever.
I thought it was otherwise: that people who didn't want to work or improve or learn were people that didn't have a good method of doing so, that they were restricted by the system. Long story short, I found out that's radically not the truth. Some people are a little bit icky inside.
- wensing 18y agoI think that lots of adolescents honestly do not want to do anything. They prefer having no responsibilities whatsoever. That's because you can't start with adolescence. You have to start increasing responsibility from roughly age 2. Get them used to it, reward it, show them the connection between increased responsibility and increased choice and freedom. Then they'll want it. The problem with most adolescents is the 12 years prior.