Right Parenting?
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As a child all we want from our parents is some quality time. Ask the millennial generation, how many of them actually get that? This not only makes them anxious but also develops a rage in them which results as the child being lost, not able to understand his/her self and thoughts. We all have a lot of questions and we do start seeking for answers from a very early age but the question marks are most often forced into full-stops. It is made to believe that by following the norms and all the stereotypes set by the society are the only way to survive and succeed in life. I remember that one day when my school had arranged for picnic, for which every student was asked to pay a nominal fees, that was absolutely fine I guess. I told my parents I wanted to go because all my friends were going, my dad straightly denied it. On the day of picnic I told mom that I didn't want to go to school because everyone would be going for picnic and I would be alone, but she got me ready and sent me t