Three Thoughts- two of the same ilk. 2B being more well developed. 2A is more of a segway. I repeat a lot of the same phrases twice-- so shoot me.
1. The big problem with the English language is that there are too few words, and those words mean too many things. No one wants to say 'I love you' anymore because it's meaningless now. It's being commercialized, eroticized, bastardized, to the point where 'I love you' could mean anything but what it once was. This could be solved by Shakespeare-like eloquence for stating even the simplest of ideas, but alas, that is flawed. Too many words, too many meanings.
2A. Adults in society need to learn that there is a difference between 'to allow' and 'to encourage.' I think, perhaps somewhat naively, that alcoholism, addictions, and abuse could be solved if we just, as a society, allowed teenagers to drink and do drugs. I'm not suggesting passing out pills and pot on the street, rather, I'm promoting indifference.
2B. Adults in society need to learn that there is a difference between 'to allow' and 'to encourage.' I think, perhaps somewhat naively, that many major issues regarding sexuality could be solved if we just, as a society, allowed teenagers to have sex. I'm not condoning promiscuity, nor I am not condeming any sort of adolescent demonstration of sexuality. As a society, we are in a sort of segway regarding sex. It's not the Victorian era anymore, but sex is still dangerously taboo. It's not a Huxley-esque display of orgies either, but from Playboy to pole dancers, you'd think it is. We need to find a happy medium between "if you have sex, you will get pregnant and die," and preteens walking around in thongs. [end]
Oy. I hate mostly everyone.