In childhood, someone may feel insecure because they do not receive love and praise as much as they should. Sometimes the pictures that parents often argue and eventually divorce may be embedded in child memory. They may blame themselves for the cause, even though it's not true. Even worse, their parents may scold or hurt their body because they are trouble makers.
What will happen to a child in this condition? Some turned to use drugs or drink alcohol in their teens. Some people go to mingle with other gangs because they want to have friends or people that they can rely on. Therefore, a teenager that lacks warmth in the family may leap for someone to fill the love which they are craving. But this relationship does not last long and more often, the isolation of one another makes it even more insecure than before.

The way they are raised is not the only reason for their insecurity. But this feeling may be caused by bruising because of the parent divorce or problems that come with age. Regardless of the cause, these things may make them feel unhappy and may destroy their relationships among others.
Do you think that parents have a stronger influence on ones' insecurities than peers?
ReplyDeleteWhat are some ways to prevent insecurities?
In my opinion, I think parents have more influence than peers because parents have a responsibility to raise their children. Mostly, children spend their time with family more than friends when they were young.
DeleteParents must take care and provide love to their children and teach them to become a great person in the future. In other words, parents should spend time with their children as much as possible, because the most important thing that children want from their family is attention and empathy. Besides, Parents must not blame their children, and they must not put so much pressure on them. Otherwise, they will become depressed or might turn into thugs.