I don't think giving freedom to a teenager is spoiling their life. Because, freedom does not mean to spoil. It is always seen that those parents who confine their children with a lots of restrictions finally keeps spoiling their children. But those who give freedom to their children they gain from them. We should give freedom to the teenagers but with a limit of restrictions which we should made clear to them. If they moves out of that restriction, then we should immediately react to warn them. This will keep them in shape.

Answered by MRIDUL BORA , an ibibo Master, at 11:55 PM on January 21, 2009

Freedom is not spoiling the teenagers. It is because they are not properly guided and given the right direction. They need to be given good dicipline and moral and ethical values.. They must sit with parents and spend the time listening and learning from parents and chidren relation. These things helps them to avoid going in wrong path or be negligent in the duty and responsibilites .

Answered by Sachin Samy , an ibibo Master, at 11:33 PM on January 21, 2009

no i dont think so,afterall anything giving in excess harms.so my take is that if freedom is given in moderate and is assisted by some adults is not bad,after all it works as exposure for the teenagers.

Answered by mrmister , an ibibo Citizen, at 5:15 PM on January 20, 2009

You can not deny the fundamental right of Freedom to any person,whether a boy or a girl,only because he or she is a teenager. But they should be made to aware that for evey right to freedom there is a duty or resposibility also involved. Freedom can NEVER BE UN-LIMITED. Where there is un-limited freedom involved,it spoils the life. It is applicable to not only to teenagers but to all.
A teennager's main job will be not of earning money,but of making expenditure to the parents.So,the teenager should be worthy enough to make the parents to spend for them for the good cause,for the well being and welfare of their children.All parents expects this from their children,the teenagers. For this they are not curtailing the teenager's any fundamental freedom.But when it crosses its limit of getting spoiled not only to himself but to the poor parents and to the total community, these freedoms are to be cut off so that more damages are not being done.
So,in conclusion I can say,giving freedom to teenagers never spoils their life,infact it imanicipates their life.On the other hand by giving freedom to most indisciplined teenagers it defenitely spoil their life.

Answered by SUKUMARAN , an ibibo Master, at 3:23 PM on January 20, 2009