Why there is rebellion among the youth? Justified

Teenage rebellion is one in a set of a behavioral trait, It may be natural or necessary, Continue reading to know more about why the teens rebel?   

Rebellion among the current youth

Kids grow up we say. Obedience was the only way initially but for how long? As these kids grow up, they begin questioning every action and reaction around. Such questioning leads to forming individual perspectives and hence deviation from strict laws and societal norms. Not all of these are morally acceptable. There comes a stage in everyone’s young person’s life where they want to be in control, even at the cost of defying their family standards and various regulations. Why you may wonder. 

Various factors are prevalent:

Overtly strict parents

In such cases, the families of the kid are strict and have a solid control on most areas. There is absolutely no freedom. The child is unable to deal with this amount of caging and tend to use aggressive measures while rebelling.

Exploring and experiencing

Many of the teens are highly curious and are fascinated by what they see around them. Their peers around may be an influence, media is another factor. They want to try out what they see, even though it may be socially unacceptable. Hence the only means they find is to rebel.

Peer groups

Most of the teenagers prioritize their friend circles and social groups. Many of them may be into various addictive habits and lifestyles that be contradicting to the teen’s family. Despite that, they want to be accepted and be a part of a group hence decides to go against their authorities and enter the rebellious phase.

Broken families

A major factor is no peace at home. When they see aggressiveness and abusive behavior in families, they do not want to be associated with such situations. They find no reason to oblige to them and take decisions on their own. They see no respect between their parents and hence find it difficult to show that respect back.

Parents are party poppers

Most teens don’t understand that their parents want to protect them and think of their good. They interpret their concern as not wanting their kids to enjoy. They think their parents do not want them to have a good time. They misunderstand this as selfishness hence they decide to continue doing what they want, thinking they know what’s best for them.