Modern vs traditional

I'm not sure whether it's down to modern living or not. These days there seems to be less of a community in our local area even compared to 10 years ago!

I think we need to find the balance. We can make both kind of activities. I don't think the modern culture made someone lonely, I think the loneliness is something that's on our minds, or maybe it depends with the situation, but not with the culture.

I agree with you..we should follow our values and culture ..have a great day

Depends on what country you live in. Traditional? I remember growing up in a neighborhood where people knew each other by name. I now live in a neighborhood where I don't know the names of my neighbors. We live peacefully and don't bother each other. Modern? In America, we had a problem with housing segregation. Even though the law prohibits discrimination and people can supposedly live where they choose if they can afford it, that doesn't mean the neighbors will live “happily ever after”. Prohibiting housing discrimination was a change this country needed. The neighborhood I grew up in was segregated. The neighborhood I live in now is integrated. It reflects America's diversity. I miss the traditional, but I welcome the modern and would never go back to the traditional.

See people with backward thinking and cheap mentality only are the ones.. who thought that modern culture has made people shameless..

I would agree with that person. Today you don't find families living together and supporting each other. Children are encouraged to move out. Depending on country, encouraged to emigrate. Family becomes secondary, and without learning from elders, traditions and culture are lost. We have become too focused on material worth and striving to be better, resulting in no time for family values. Sometimes I wish for a simple life, surrounded by the whole family, because that is all that is really important.

We need to strike a balance- adopt modern things and embrace them but follow good things from our traditions as well.