Everything used to bright
We are aware that we see our pasts through rose-tinted glasses. Even if we went through some shitty moments in our childhood, we still remember them fondly. Situation arises, feelings rush in, lessons learnt. But, I am afraid that we tend to think our childhoods were much better than the next generations that are living through theirs. We call out on the kind of content they see, the things they say and the environment they live in. "A 12 year old boy, living with parents, in so-so area committed suicide by..." "How's it possible for him to kill himself at such a young age? I didn't even know what was suicide back then." Some kid watches a cartoon named Chhota Bheem, Oggy and the Cockroaches on TV. "OMG! I can't believe that children are shown this stuff. It's so boring, unoriginal and badly made." I tend to think we glorify a lot about our pasts and make it known to them that theirs won't be as good as us. Almost, making them want...