Introduction

Let’s start this article with a simple exercise: look around you—our younger brothers, sisters, and juniors. The observation is alarming. From prostitution to drug use, and other unorthodox behaviors, society is shocked. Yet it is us, in one way or another, who, through tolerance and negligence, have instilled in this generation habits that are now deeply concerning.

At the Core of Society: Parents and the Desertion of Responsibility

Many parents, lacking time, patience, or love, have left the responsibility of upbringing to subordinates—the teachers. Teachers are there to complement education that should begin at home. Over time, however, the home education has often already failed, leaving teachers exhausted from trying to fix the gaps. Faced with this, many give up, fearing conflict. This article is primarily a wake-up call to parents and society as a whole, who have abandoned their duties. A society that loses its replacements—our youth—who, in schools, may become aggressors, addicts, or even involved in pornography. What kind of society are we leaving for the next generation?

Everyone Is Responsible

In educating children, no link should be neglected. From parents to neighbors to civil society, we are all, in some way, responsible for the deviance of our youth. How many children have we guided at a crossroads? How many young people have we left depressed, ready to make mistakes to drown their sorrow? How many have we contributed to corrupting by modeling poor behavior? These questions highlight how we are all partly to blame for social and school deviance.

Some Ways to Counteract These Deviances

We need to restore a society where responsibilities are shared, and education is everyone’s business: teachers, parents, neighbors. A society where each young person is listened to, respected, and guided by role models of integrity and value. A society where juvenile correction is not only applied to the poor. It is still possible to reverse this trend, moving from corruption to a world of respect and decency. This can be achieved by organizing counseling sessions, each person taking responsibility at their level, and integrating youth into societal affairs.

Conclusion

Education should not be left solely to a third party; it must be the concern of the entire society, which has an interest in ensuring continuity and a model for future generations. This approach ensures a healthy, pleasant environment where wrongdoing and indecency are significantly reduced.

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