Why do people these days think that they are doing all the cool stuff in this world?
Is watching movies all day long really a cool stuff? Is drinking beer in a pub every weekend with our so-called friends a cool stuff? Is eating out regularly really makes someone that very cool that they can boast about it day-in and day-out? Does listening to international music (the music that is culturally very different) and then bragging it off makes somebody cool? And does posting cool selfies every now and then – trying to show the world that we are doing COOL things – really makes somebody cool?
Moreover, people are following trends – without even caring what they stand for – just to show the world that their coolness doesn’t hamper their intellectual growth.
People who do these peculiar things believe that they are doing something amazing in the world; that they are moving out of the patriarchal society and doing what is cool or rather what makes them look cool in others’ eyes.
But isn’t this stuff promoting narcissist behaviour and breeding a self-obsessed society where all we care about is ourselves and doesn’t give a damn about the society?
Why This? Why That? 
And what about No Shave November??? These trends really sucks.
When it comes to international music, most of people listen those songs so that they can say their friends about what is in.
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Hey Riya,
You are right people are doing stuff just to act like somebody who is very modern and cool… However, the reality is quite different..
People are talking about their own pride & achievements without even giving a damn about the society.. that is very disheartening to me…
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Yeah 🙂
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It’s disheartening! I believe the Internet and advancing technology plays a large role in this self-obsessed generation.
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Yes, internet is proving to be dicotomous. Though it’s a good source of information, the current generation is more busy on social media than learning new things. Which, in turn, is making them self obsessed.
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