In the middle of the night, I scroll carelessly on Twitter through tons of irrelevant posts, but there was one that caught my eye. It states a true fact about today's generation of kids on how teens follow the crowd and ruthless celebrities. I believe the media turned most of us into the most disrespectful, insecure, and immature people. I see it as a disgrace; it makes my heart-ache seeing our generation behave in this manner. There was a time when everyone believed they can be an independent and successful person now everyone wishes they can be like someone else. Song lyrics became angrier, raunchier, and discerning. As I ask myself "Is this role model criteria?" Teens see it as, being someone you aren't is a good thing, and pretending to be someone's friend, exposing others, and discriminating are amusing.
Remember when kids use to sit around the campfire and sing "Kumbaya"? Now they refuse to spend quality time together if there isn't Wi-Fi. Now rappers and singers such as; Chris Brown, Chief Keef, Young Thug, Nicki Minaj, and August Alsina are being praised for their lyrics which are unsuitable for young children. We are influenced on terms that aren't even real words which is pathetic. Lyrics are mostly about money, fame, alcohol, or drug use. I believe as teens we should appreciate the real role models who influenced us. Teens of my generation have the tendency to follow the crowd and be someone they aren't. For example, young adults catfish each other on social networking site; a catfish is someone who pretends to be someone they're not by creating false identities on social media. These perpetrators particularly pursue deceptive romanced for personal gain. This is one of the main of many growing issues on social media today. Also, young people use social media as a popularity contest instead of connecting with others. A person is considered implausible if they have less than a certain amount of followers as well as likes and/or favorites on posts.
The first is the respect of others. "Others" includes your peers, teachers, parents, and everyone else. ... It is not letting peer pressure and other things effect the way you think or want to think. Respect for yourself is the most important of all because without it, you would have no respect for others. ... Respect other people, their property, and above all, respect yourself. ...
The first is the respect of others. "Others" includes your peers, teachers, parents, and everyone else. ... Its acknowledging that you have ideas and then sharing them because you are not afraid of what others may think. It is not letting peer pressure and other things effect the way you think or want to think. Respect for yourself is the most important of all because without it, you would have no respect for others....
There are a lot of people who do not respect others, and that is one of the things wrong with society today. ... Other countries hold the elderly in total and utter respect, listening to their every word, and acting on it. ... Maybe it's time we stopped and looked at how others respect their elders and start doing the same couldn't hurt. ... How about athletes do they deserve our respect, in some ways yes in others no. ... Other celebrities use their fame for wrong, doing drugs; abusing others do they deserve our respect? ...
Respect Respect is a word of many uses and multiple characterizations. Respect used in terms of Karate is a show of regard or special consideration toward a specific. Respect should be firstly shown to yourself, as in your personal well being, and body state. ... Respect should also be displayed toward the properties of any one deserving respect, as well as the dojo itself, as a whole. ... Respect is something not to be used wrongly or falsely, showing respect to someone who doesn't deserve it could cause you to be associated with them, which more likely than not isn't be...
Neither passage instructs you to respect your parents. Both say you have to show honor to them, even if you don't respect them. ... He may not respect the officer, but he is still required to show honor. ... For someone to get respect, they must first demonstrate it. ... The easiest person to be selfish is the person with everything, whether it is material possessions, or other things, such as status. ...
Respect is pretty precious and somewhat rare. ... I know a lot of people in my school and they are pretty rude and disrespectful to the school, teachers, and other classmates. ... They don't even care because they don't have sympathy and respect. ... I hope you agree with me when I say that we need to show more respect and actually take the time to show it and get to know one another better. I also hope that you help others by showiong them how to be more respectful....
Those who show leadership values and utilize them to help other classmates (or teammates) are usually well respected. ... Embracing the value of respect in a classroom environment, will enhance the learning environment and make it comfortable for others to learn. ... If a teacher does not enforce the value of respect the students will not respect the teacher let alone other students. ... What other values are important if a team is going to be successful? Other values that make a team successful. ...
It is said that in order to earn the respect of others, a person needs to learn to treat oneself with respect. ... I believe that a person's self-respect will determine the amount of respect that they give and receive from others. ... The amount of respect that a person gives their peers could shape the life and self-respect of another human being. ... This is also true on issues of respect. In order to get respect, you should give respect. ...
Self-respect is having respect for one self, having a regard for one's character, and having a laudable self esteem. ... I can think of tiny events in my life, that may be insignificant to others, that have guided me in becoming the person I am today. ... She uses this small example to illustrate how easily a person's identity can be changed by the ideas and views of others. ... It is up to the individual to identify their own strengths, their own weaknesses, and now worry about what others think. ... Or you can dwell on others views and be caged in your own mind, never being fre...
