Yes, parents and society have many expectation from their children special teenagers which give them pressure and they give this pressure name (love). This expectation is forcing teenagers to take a wrong steps like cheating and stealing etc.

Yes, so true I still remember that time when we used to go outside to play sports and not worried for anything's like social media and mobile, but we had really good connection. Now we all have mobile but we don't talk to each other often, there is connection now.

Yes, Doris there are many ways to avoid being judged or to ignore this but people still afraid of others being judged even though deep down they know society is just a part not a life.

This is what people not realize that not everyone is perfect and there is nothing like being perfect. People should encourage others so they can be motivated and have courage to do something different

Societal expectations around success and achievement can also contribute to self-hatred. We may feel like we're not good enough if we don't achieve certain milestones by a certain age or if we don't meet certain societal standards of success. This can lead to feelings of inadequacy and self-blame. This is what we facing today.

It can leave a person feeling lost, confused, and aimless. Identity is made up of various components, including our beliefs, values, interests, and personality traits. When we experience a significant change or loss in any of these areas, it can disrupt our sense of self and lead to a feeling of being adrift.

Yes, true parents never let us decide what we can do whether its right or wrong, which make us weak and scared. Because of this we are not capable of making decisions and get scared easily. Moreover, society also stand against people if they start taking decisions by them self's.

That's true, It's important to recognize that no one is perfect and that striving for excellence can be a positive trait, but it's important to also be kind to ourselves and recognize that mistakes and imperfections are a natural part of the learning process. Practicing self-compassion and setting realistic goals can help alleviate the burden of being perfect.

Unfortunately, many people engage in body shaming, whether intentionally or unintentionally. Some common examples include: Making disrespectful comments about someone's weight, shape, or size. Criticizing someone's clothing or fashion choices. Ridiculing someone for their physical features, such as their height, hair color, or facial features . Insulting someone's physical abilities or athleticism. Spreading rumors or gossip about someone's body

We should do something to overcome this. Otherwise reality will become fiction.

That's really sad but reality of many houses as well. Sometimes it feel like living a life of others.

Yes you are always stuck in situation where you need to choose one and then problem starts.

Yeah I can relate it with me because I am Australian Asian. This is really stressful.

Sometimes parents don't realize that they are putting pressure on us. so we should have proper conversation with parents as much as to avoid conflicts.

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yeah, the big organizations are not focusing on that. which is really disappointed.

yes, we can plan one day trips, eating outside this can strength the bond between friends and family. we can play some sports as well

Agree, sometime society help by creating pressure.

Today's generation is all about social media. They don't even know that their life is controlled by social media.

Yes, I am agree with social media problems and climbing ladder. But I think people still have gratitude.