Society and the lack of control/ WEEK 198

Happy weekend to everyone, today in week 198. This week's questions I liked several of them, but I had to choose one. I identified with the question

¿Do you think society is getting out of control and why? Explain with examples.

I select this question because in my role as a mother and having teenagers I can share my experience on this topic.

The times have been very changing, if I make a relation of how was the society where I grew up, I can remember that in my time there was a lot of sharing with friends in the streets, always put into practice traditional games of my country; as I stepped on a plane that was put with number and jumped on the frames of the plane. We used to meet at night to tell stories; well, in short, I think those were very nice times and learning for young people.

Now answering the question and based on adolescence. I believe that with the passing of time and the incorporation of a lot of technology to our young people has led to consider that society is getting out of control; I explain.

Hearing of cases of very young girls who are immersed in the use of phones, they have no contact even with those who live at home. In addition, they have access to inappropriate content such as pornography, jobs where they sell their privacy and see it as an alternative to the easy.

I am a teacher and I have been in a conversation where it comes out how girls at such a young age are able to show their private parts without having any modesty and courage.

For me, values have been lost and one of the causes is the uncontrolled use of technology that sells you many things; some good, some not so good.

For me, society is out of control with respect to young people and the indiscriminate use of technology and social networks.

There are other points where it can be said that the world society can get out of control. But I wanted to focus on the youth since it is something that is constantly being experienced and that we must act as parents to avoid greater evils.

I bid you farewell and see you at a later date.
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