Passing from childhood life to adult life involves significant changes in societal treatments. In this essay, I will point out some of those crucial changes as well as the extent to which these changes are beneficial. The reasons for this are as follows.
One significant change that takes place with ageing is the decrease in the level of reliance on other people. According to the research done in 2019, 9 in every 10 children rely on other people quickly and also easily as is obvious when making friends with their peers or connecting with other strange adults. However, getting older makes people reluctant to trust and cautious when relating with others. Moreover, financial and societal status have the least importance for children, while this is such a substantial factor for adults when making friends. Finally, I feel that people at younger ages have a simple attitude toward issues in life.
Admittedly, I believe that these changes are essential and would return to benefit people in the future life. Of course, such a childish attitude towards life seems to be comfortable, however, imagine the disadvantageous consequences that would occur if people continued to trust easily on strangers. Nonetheless, I would contend that some of those changes are negative. overemphasising individual financial and societal status will prevent people from making friends based on mutual goals and objectives, leading to loneliness and other social challenges.
By way of conclusion, getting older could be accompanied by positive or negative modifications to social behaviours. I think holding educational campaigns warning parents about those changes would be justified.