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By: Gerriane

Gerriane — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 14:16:02 +0000

Thank you. This article helped me understand that I shouldn’t hide from responsibility.

By: Alicia

Alicia — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 16:25:41 +0000

Wow, this article was a great encouragement for me. My parents and other positive influences have really helped me to find the balance of good, clean fun and responsibility. There is definitely is a balance to both, but it seems like today everything is “in the moment.” To stress more on responsibility makes a lot of sense.

Even more importantly for Christians, taking on responsibility can result in maturity that isn’t possible when you’re sitting around all day “playing video games.”
God’s Word is full of verses, examples, stories, etc. of people taking responsibility, “carrying their cross and denying themselves” so to speak.
Perhaps this is the reason for a person doing hard things?

By: Alle

Alle — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 23:32:04 +0000

In my opinion the main reason that when people grow older, they’re not prepared for all the responsibilities & such is because when they were younger (say 13 or 14, my age) they weren’t told to do hardly anything, at school, around the house, etc. when you’re not used to responsibility it doesn’t come easy to handle.

to prepare teenagers for adulthood, I think that our parents & teachers etc. should give us more responsibilities & more chances to do hard things. because habits such as laziness don’t just all of a sudden stop one day. if you’re taught that responsibilities aren’t necessary when you’re young, that’s exactly what you’re going to believe when you’re an adult.

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By: Bailey Quishenberry

Bailey Quishenberry — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 03:10:31 +0000

I definitely agree with your post! It is funny (sadly so) that even my parents when I am working hard on school or not spending much time on “fun” (just God/school/family) tell me to relax and have “fun”. What I do not think that they realize is that school is fun for me, I enjoy being responsible I have always wanted to make a difference in this world and I try to work hard to stick to my goals and dreams. I am not a goofing off type of person. I just have a passion for doing my best and becoming all that God created me to be.

Trying to do Her best for Christ Bailey

By: Irina H.F.

Irina H.F. — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 20:41:33 +0000

Your post was right on target! I take a couple of classes at my local community college and what really stunned me the most was how many kids dropped the English class. My english class my easiest class because there are no tests and basically, allyou do is write essays and and submit them along with portfolios, which are also easy. seriously, sometimes i just don’t get peoples definition of hard sometimes.

By: Kiki

Kiki — Thu, 29 May 2008 22:07:02 +0000

What I really want to know is how do have a balance of resposibilty and fun? I know some teenagers who take being responisble to highly and never relax and our always stressed because they feel like they have to always work work work. But on the other hand I know teens who are always wanting to have fun and don’t take on any responsiblity and are always getting into trouble that way. So how do you have a balance of each side, and is it even necessary to have balance?