Time to Mature

The younger generations of American adults spend much of their time mulling apprehensively over their personal security. The primary cause derives from external agitations formulated from mythos distributed throughout social media outlets. Moreover, it is now common for disparaging commentaries heard from or written by the social media generations decrying the unfairness within their fairytale world. Why?

The social media generations live in a dream world and the only solution their Baby-boomer parents sought out, to please their children, was to perpetuate that world. This was done to ensure that the fairytale world remained a safe and happy place for the social media generations. Unfortunately, they were merely continuing and amplifying the insanity. Now Baby-boomers, who once believed they were in control of the fairytale world, are slowly coming to the realization they never were. How do we fix it?

The social media generations must recognize if they are either unable or unwilling to grasp their full potential, perhaps are stifled emotionally by imaginary dogmas, or lack an understanding of how difficulties strengthen not only the mind, but the body as well, they must place their mind beyond the reach of fear, beyond the reach of selfishness. If they truly seek to escape things that worry them, it is not to be in a different place, or another time, but to possess a clearer mind. An individual is free when they are willing to roam through life without a care; to possess a mind that is free, fearless, and resolute.