ruly child and unruly child, who is more possible to be successful?
By zfdavid006
@zfdavid006 (28)
China
January 26, 2010 5:32am CST
A ruly child will do everything arranged. He won't be late for going to school, finish exercsise as requirement, go to bed punctually, not hang out with shady characters, do what should be to do, and not do anything regarded as no good. An unruly child just do something he like or want to do. He often disobey parents and teachers, be far from conscientious in class, not be used to finish the homework, stay out late, and play tricks on others. Who do you think will be more successful when they grow up?
2 responses
@megamatt (14292)
• United States
26 Jan 10
Actually, I don't think either would be too successful. The ruly child may be a bit more successful, due to the fact they will not get in trouble and will not blow any opportunities. However, what happens if they stick to the rules in a too rigid manner? There might not be any room for creativity that would move them up in the world and thus they would stagnate at a certain point. Therefore, a happy medium would be the best child, although a child who follows the rules will get a bit further in life.
