I think it seems a fair bit fair, really. Kids are being told they’re “special” but they’re interpreting it as “You’re a wizard, Harry” because they’re not being given the additional reality check-grade clarification it needs. Then, as they pass through their teenage years and into adulthood, reality runs them off the road like the road train from Inception.
Hollis Plample 
Yes!!!
I am chuckling and nodding my head in total agreement.
Bang on. Sums it ALL up perfectly. 😆
Word.
Thx for the follow, btw.
You mean I’m NOT special !???!
Haha awesome.
wow!
This does seem a bit unfair, does’t it?
I think it seems a fair bit fair, really. Kids are being told they’re “special” but they’re interpreting it as “You’re a wizard, Harry” because they’re not being given the additional reality check-grade clarification it needs. Then, as they pass through their teenage years and into adulthood, reality runs them off the road like the road train from Inception.
I see this more and more everyday. Young people graduating from college haven’t a clue of how to start their lives.
Young people ENTERING college don’t even have a clue. 😯
At least my mom thinks I’m cool! Thank youforthe follow!