When you laugh a little loud, you are ill-mannered and when you laugh a little less, you are shy. Our social structures have made it a little complex for our Generation-Y aka millennial to grasp and apply these norms.Especially in context of Nepal, it is even more difficult to grow as a child; Because not only your parents, but also your neighbors, relatives and even friend's parents are watchdogs of your mannerism.Besides, there is this whole decade long phenomenon and worshiper of discipline called school. The sad part, no child can escape it.I mean who as a scholar haven't heard this, " Does your parents teach this?" at school and "This is what you learn at school ?" at home .I believe every single of us.First of all please make sure who teaches what. This will make the life of a child more easier.Here, i am not trying to put blame on either of them. I couldn't have been grown up better and neither could have been educated better.So, both my parents and school have grabbed A+ on their transcripts.If allowed, i would give some partial credit to my neighbors and relatives as well.However, my problem is with the overall system and culture.
I cannot draw a conclusion representing my age group but i am trying to put my own perspective and experience.
