Generation gap is a term used to describe the differences in attitudes, beliefs and behaviours between different age groups. It is a natural phenomenon that has been observed throughout history. But in today’s fast-paced world, the gap seems to be widening.
As we move towards the future, we notice more and more differences between the older and younger generations. This can be attributed to various factors, including changes in technology, lifestyle and values.
The older generations tend to have a more conservative outlook, having values that were prevalent during their formative years. They often view members of the younger generations as being disrespectful, entitled and lacking in morals. On the other hand, younger generations are more liberal, open-minded and technologically efficient. They are quick to embrace change and are not afraid to challenge traditional norms.
While the generation gap can lead to conflicts and misunderstandings, it is essential to recognise that both generations have something to offer to the other. The older generation has years of experience and wisdom, while the younger generation brings fresh ideas and perspectives to the table.
It is essential to bridge the gap among various generations. We must learn to appreciate and respect each other’s differences, and work towards a more harmonious future.
It is up to both older and younger generations to find common ground and work together towards a brighter tomorrow.
ABID HUSSAIN
KARACHI
