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Anonymous
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Children live now, not in 10 or 20 years, like grown ups.
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loss of hopes and dreams. Once a person experiences the loss of dreams, he or she gives up.
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Perhaps they have the feeling that they cannot achieve more? Lack of support could be a factor, also, bad outcomes early in life could cause them to believe that they are a failure.
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overprotective parents, parents that provide craddle to grave for their children. To live you have to get your hands dirty and eat a couple of mud pies
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a lack of the ability to carry them out shatters ambition... if it takes money to make money and someone has none then he must stay very strong to keep those dreams alive
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I was kind of like that. I just sort of "assumed" I'd be a artist or teacher someday when I was younger. I'm not sure where it comes from, the other answers are good. I'm fine though, it's not sad.
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Video Games. You never see kids playing outside anymore.
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A chemical imbalance in the brain Low self-esteem A preoccuption on early traumatic events in childhood that inhabit the child from imagining a better time and place, and the self-worth to achieve in such a time and place An absence of adult role models who enforce and challenge the child to succeed
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I agree with the parenting problems. Parents spoil their children way to much and let them get away with everything so most children carry that perception with them growing up. I'm happy I had strict parents although it did suck at times but I can at least say I know the meaning of responsibilty!
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Why should children be thinking about career options??
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