What are the circumstances which lead to parent's pressure being passed on to a childrer?
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Parental pressure is as real today as it has always been. Students these days suffer a lot of stress with competition rising and performance being measured at every step. And on top of that, when your own parents put pressure on you, that stress affects you a lot.
Parental Pressure is real
While reminiscing about their childhood days, our parents always manage to regale us with stories of how they spent their days frolicking in fields and groves, playing truant from school, and having the time of their lives. We often land up asking them with curiosity, “Didn’t your parents ever say anything about all this and ask you to study?” And that statement invites strange looks from them as if we’d just asked them if they could fly or had scales under their feet. The very idea of their parents asking them to sit and study is as alien a concept to them as our parents asking us to go and play a game of football with our friends.
Parental Pressure is real
While reminiscing about their childhood days, our parents always manage to regale us with stories of how they spent their days frolicking in fields and groves, playing truant from school, and having the time of their lives. We often land up asking them with curiosity, “Didn’t your parents ever say anything about all this and ask you to study?” And that statement invites strange looks from them as if we’d just asked them if they could fly or had scales under their feet. The very idea of their parents asking them to sit and study is as alien a concept to them as our parents asking us to go and play a game of football with our friends.
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