Rebellion is not my fault

Author: Zhu Hong
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: You have to know that rebellion is actually not scary; it's just a classic expression in a child's journey to maturity. Children are growing up, and they use rebellion to show their uniqueness; they use rebellion to gain attention and recognition; they use rebellion to call for peers; they use rebellion to express their own values—my eyes, my world; they, they use rebellion to tell adults, tell society: I've grown up! I'm an independent person! I have my own brain! My own business is my decision! Rebellion is not my fault, it's just the trouble of growing up! Children crave growth, crave a stage to break free from constraints, crave to discover the true answers, crave to express their independent thoughts through special behaviors, and more than anything, they crave self-discovery, authenticity, and sincerity. Although this craving carries a strong rebellious tone, it is precisely the most authentic portrayal of every child's youth, and the most precious growth experience in their lives.