Generation Gaps

@adforme (2114)
August 17, 2012 10:44pm CST
Do you find that relating to some people is somewhat hit or miss. What I mean by this is, do you say words or phrases that get lost in translation when talking to people who are twenty years younger at the most if you are from generation X? As someone from generation X, I even know some figures of speech from my grandparent's generation. These days some teens and young adults make things up as they go along, and it becomes an off the cuff vocabulary. Scary? Clickish? Who knows? I hope that some of these young people can be positively as creative with their actions. In my observation, parents have their work cut out for them. Especially in this day of growing generation gaps. Is it harder to understand younger people in this culture of creative communication? Are young people going against the grain of societal norms? Perhaps they are asking, "Why be normal?". Can this question be answered?
1 response
@dharanil (319)
• India
18 Aug 12
Hi, Yeah, we have to agree generation gap in these modern days is more severe than what our ancestors had. Evolving technology has a greater impact on generation gaps. I think young people are not going against the societal norms.
@adforme (2114)
18 Aug 12
I agree, technology is developing nonstop. Young people can become aware of things more quickly or be influenced negatively depending on the situation.