Anonymous Asks:
conniekim Said:
I’m not trying to pinpoint the parents, I’m just saying the older generation overall (That sounds really bad on my part).. But to answer your question, that child probably needed more attention, if the parent can’t recognize the child’s personal needs, it’s kind of like neglecting.
But yeah, I didn’t meant to post that in a serious matter to offend anyone. I just wrote it as a mini satire thing..
Anonymous Asks:
conniekim Said:
Yeah, the media did influence us. It influences almost everyone. Some friends influence us to smoke weed and drink, but we don’t all do it.
My point is, the older generation, or our parents in this case, are responsible for keeping us above the influence. If teens choose to do it, it’s because their parents didn’t raise them well enough to make the right decisions.
I understand your argument, but like it was titled, it’s just my opinion. I, myself, even feel that it was rude to say but, I dunno, I just had to throw it out there..
Whenever I overhear someone saying that there is something wrong with my generation, I always think, well wasn’t it your generation who raised my generation? So with that in mind, who’s generation is really to blame?
Yeah, I thought so.
haven’t been here in a while. I miss blogging.. too bad there’s nothing for me to blog about, though. My life is so boring, lol.
I can’t believe I’m going to be a senior. I know it’s not a big deal for many people, cause y’know, almost everyone is a senior in high school at least once in their life. And honestly, I used to think that way too.
But I dunno, out of no where, it just kind of hit me. We just had our Senior Portrait and Senior Project meeting today. And my counselor called me in talk about my schedule for next year. The whole thing seemed odd. Like everything is happening so fast. It feels like it was only yesterday when I was getting scoldings from my 6th grade teacher for my incomplete assignments.. Haha, some things never change. I still don’t do my homework.
And to think that I was considering skipping my Junior year to graduate with the class of 2012.. That would have been weird: Freshmen, Sophomore then Senior. But at the time, I was dead serious. I mean, thinking about it now, that idea would have some sense. I would have been able to graduate with the people my age. I wouldn’t have had to waste a year to get more credits than I need. And on top of all, I would be able to graduate with… HAHAHA! I’m not gonna go there.
Am I overreacting? Yeah, I probably am.. But anyway, what I’m trying to say is, I’m excited. And I don’t really regret anything. Whooop, Senior year here I come :D
a person should earn a position because they can do the job.
i can’t tolerate the fact that people get a position by popularity. i know, it may be one factor of getting it. but if youre just in to promote your name, forget it! if you’re not even ready for the job, don’t even sign up for it.
i feel like people who has the commitment to do it should deserve to have a position. that their work will benefit others, is productive, has all leadership potential, whatever it is.
i am just tired of people getting things just cause they’re popular. k, nuff said. being all inclusive here- don’t be offended
