I have been a dreamer since I was a child, always fantasizing about how wonderful and happy my life will be in the future. But as I've gotten older, I've noticed that the attitudes of young people around me towards some of the traditional beliefs seem to change, especially when it comes to "cutting off children and grandchildren".
Beginning:
I still remember getting together with my friends that day and we talked about our plans and dreams for the future. One of the topics that piqued my interest was the question of fertility and family. I've found that more and more young people don't seem to think it's a terrible thing to have their children cut off, and they even think it's a normal thing.
Conflict:
I began to wonder why this was happening, so I had an in-depth discussion with my friends. They told me that the increasing pressures of modern society and the increasing cost of living make it impossible for them to afford to have children. In addition, they mentioned environmental issues, the importance of personal development and free choice, arguing that not everyone is suitable to be a parent.
Turning:
After listening to their point of view, I began to think about where I stand. I realized that everyone has a different view of fertility and family, and that this difference does not mean right or wrong. Perhaps, young people are simply pursuing their own happiness and freedom, and this pursuit does not need to be constrained by traditional ideas.
Grow:
Over time, I gradually accepted the change and began to respect everyone's choices. I realized that everyone has the right to pursue their own happiness and joy, whether they choose to have children or choose not to have children. It is important that we respect each other's choices and not judge or blame each other.
Finale:
Eventually, I learned that everyone has their own trajectory in life, and that trajectory may be different from the traditional model we expect. We should learn to be tolerant and accepting, respect everyone's choices, and let each other find their own happiness and joy.
Summary:
Through this experience, I realized that society is constantly changing, and traditional attitudes are changing with it. We should face this change with an open mind, rather than clinging to traditional ideas. Only in this way can we truly understand and embrace the choices of modern young people, so that everyone can pursue their own happiness and joy.