DOTW : Responsibility & Maturity!

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snowflake.

@snowflake.

Trailblazer

+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

Hello Everyone! 🤗Yeah! Me again 🤣Usually we see our parents/elder siblings being over protective towards us and at the same time they never fail to scold us for our irresponsible behavior and immaturity 😆 But when the same immature kids take a bold decision they start worrying about our decision making skills!My question is are we *teenagers* so irresponsible that the elders are forced to doubt about everything we do or plan!
Do share your views! 😳Take care!😃

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zara

@khanrocks

Inactive

Posted: 13 years ago

they are used to seeing us being very silly so i suppose thats why they do tahat but when we make a wise choice they laugh at us so we have to prove to them we are more than immature but that si hard work

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Namita

@Namita-M

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 13 years ago

Its just how parents are. I couldn't understand this concept much until I became a Mom myself. Regardless of age, I would be a worry wart. It comes as second nature, parents and older siblings do that without even realizing it. They in fact are worried that their kids are growing up and won't need them.

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Naina Bhatt

@sajdaluver

Explorer

Posted: 13 years ago

ur rite...v r always silly in front of them👎🏼...but they do it for us so there's no harm in that...👍🏼..

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Saams

@Saams

Inactive

Posted: 13 years ago

Its actually their worry for us that make them say all this.I dont think they will ever believe that we are grown up even when we reach college or after dat.we'll still remain irresponsible and immature kids in their eyes.hehe

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seelaks

@seelaks

Inactive

+ 3

Posted: 13 years ago

Parents are strict (towards kids) when they feel that their child might get into the wrong path. They advise us to protect us😉. We must take it in the right sense and behave accordingly😛.

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