The nervous feeling on the first day of college was a very exciting thing as of now. Same day there was also a big pressure on my head which even hardened my leg to walk. Maybe I am not the only one who entered college with feelings of tranquility, openness, and having a positive outlook on life. As being teenager, I have experienced many ups and downs in my life which were not even supposed to be handled by little me, but the god-gifted problem is obsessed with me. A few days later, the same feelings of tranquility turned to turmoil. I wonder if the counsellors, teachers, and seniors could understand us like our relationship partners. It sounds weird, but ask your inner heart, the excitement, the problems, the joy, the happiness, and everything including the stress you shared with someone you don’t even know well but feel like your own. Then comes the career in front of everyone’s eyes. Some hide them while some openly challenge to complete them. The hidden dreams are unwillingly hidden, but no one wants to explore that tiny heart to let the world know their ability and talent. I think every teenager has something that troubles them a lot in life, it’s only about quantity, some still choose to enjoy chaos while some are so desperate to show self-superior and innocence only try to follow their never-ending dreams. We are the same but still so different. The problem is why no one understands us. Not even highly paid counsellors and precious friends. The career cocoon has hit so hard that everyone is turning selfish and arrogant. The only thing that stops us from every joyful event is our career which stresses our parents to strange teachers. We make a family relation at this place just for our career. Is that more important than anything else in life?
Even our mental health to our peaceful state? In the time range of 70 years, we will only be able to work for 30 years, so for that 30 years, is it worth paying for our whole childhood? So, the world works on a balance of Demand and Supply. Aren’t we supposed to make it easier to understand our life in this complex environment?
Lots of thoughts right!!!
The Racket of illiterate educational experts has drowned the lives of children who want to fly like a free bird. This extremist has so much strong wrangling in the education sector worldwide that it seems impossible to live a life according to self-willingness. Society has so a negative mindset that it is pushing thousands of children to take fearless actions which gives goosebumps on even imagining. The traumatized child failed everywhere, his expectations and his ability failed before testing just because he is not according to society and Some opportunist group. This group has expanded this cycle so far that no antidotes can prevent it from young, talented youngsters. The fault has been given to the environment, adolescents, and teenagers but I strongly believe that the player behind running over life is the next person who has also suffered the same. It’s very relatable to Mr. Oppenheimer, however, nuclear powers are controllable but this racket’s cocoon is living and spreading this education fraud worldwide as the borderless world. They send this free courier service and infect the whole civilization. The upcoming generation after that is named differently but the fact is we are being controlled by the uncontrollable.
There are lot to understand about failing our education that is impacting our careers directly. We should be given to choose our life and live accordingly. We must be out of the illogical factor. The simplest example of this cycle: Industries are developed to raise the lifestyle of the poor, the same industries pollute the air in the atmosphere, the Same worker’s children go to school and know the effect of air pollution from industries and the same industries stop operating. This is a cycle running in today’s children’s life. Lastly, We should be given to choose our life and career rather than preparing ourselves for work like meat production factories produce 45 days Broiler chicken, else there is no difference for both of us.
By: Sujal Koirala (Science, C1)