It’s funny when the older generation says the younger generation is not as tough. But they aren’t wrong. My Grandfather’s generation went to war at 18 years old. Killed and avoided being killed before they were old enough to drink. Many of my Dad’s kids went to Vietnam. It was a generation of Love and Peace but a good portion of them saw the opposite. My generation didn’t have to go to war but we grew up with Evel Knievel.
You’ve seen him but when I was growing up we used to want to be him. A whole generation of boys taking their Schwinn or Huffy bikes and forcing them to jump things they were never intended to do. Eventually, the Kuahara bikes came around made of aluminum or carbon and we hit air like we’ve never seen. Of course, a 9 year old is a fully trained professional who is well equipped to pile up dirt, lie a board across it, and jump 11 steel barrels laid on their side. If we didn’t make it who did we call? Nobody. There were no cell phones. You got up, waiting until you caught your breath from the handlebar hitting you in the side, waiting for the stomach pain to go away from taking the bar to your nuts, and drug yourself home to get the blue arm cast you earned.
Helmets were invented, but they were for motorcycle riders. We were riding a bike. “I think he has a concussion” were common words. Between the newly popular skateboard and the trying to jump things like Evel, every day was a new injury. Nobody cried, everyone whimpered. Every day was a new cast to sign a school. People didn’t wear team jerseys with other people’s names on them. You wore your own name on your shirt. With fuzzy red letters. It was fine. Back then you didn’t get upset when someone didn’t like your clothes. Worse case you just got a different shirt and came back and brushed it off. Best case you can back and hit them in the face with a dodgeball “accidentally’ in gym class. Yep, we got to strike people with balls in gym class.
So yes our kids are not as tough. I don’t know who to blame but they are weak. They don’t know how to get lost and figure it out. They don’t know how to cope with not being as good or pretty as someone else. They don’t know how to lose properly. They haven’t felt real fear or real agony. Nobody has tried to kill them. They don’t have to seek information or improvement. It’s always in front of them. This doesn’t make them worse of a human. Merely different. For all the weaknesses there are great qualities in this generation that we don’t have. They are incredibly intelligent. They know more by 21 than we learned our entire life. They are 5X productive. Sure they like more vacation but they get done more in 3 days than we did in 5. So this isn’t a complaint, its an observation. I don’t want my kid worries about dying. I want her to take tons of vacations and see the world. But I still would like to see her trying and jumping a few barrels every now and then.
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