The Importance Of Teenage Parents In William Shakespeare's 'Romeo And Juliet'

The Relationship Between Parents And Children In William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet The tragedy of 'Romeo and Juliet' is the result of feuding between two noble families in Verona/Italy. Romeo was born into the Montague household, who were the more controlled, quieter family. They did not 'enjoy' the fights therefore tried to avoid the feuds.

Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy play written by Shakespeare. It is set in Verona, Italy during the 13th century, two noble families are feuding and two young lovers, one from each family fall in love. Romeo and Juliet have to keep their love a secret due to the ongoing war between their families. This suggests that their relationship with their parents is not one of trust. Relationships between children and parents then and now are very different because today parents are much closer to their children emotionally however in the time the play was set in the parents and children were distant from each other, this may be because nowadays parents are the prime carers but then people would

Many readers see Romeo and Juliet as a narrative of star-crossed lovers, a dramatic tale of lovers destined for affliction. However, upon closer examination, his play may have a moral even Shakespeare himself could not have foreseen. Parenting is risky business, and can lead a child’s demise if done badly. While this is exemplified in Romeo and Juliet, in today’s society many people are growing interest in this morbid topic. It has come to light in recent years that there is a new breed of parents. “Helicopter Parents,” named for their constant hovering over their children, are steadily becoming the norm. These parents seem to have no self control when it comes to their influence within

More kids start dating at to young of an age then they should be. Dating in high school has good things and bad. There are people that can date and focus and there are people who can not. There are good people and bad. There are people that can go to party's and not drink and have fun, but there are people that get drunk and do dumb stuff like sex and drugs. So I don't ever want my daughter to ever do that. When my daughter starts to date, she must follow my rules.

The age of adolescence has gained a reputation of being a strange and pessimistic part of the life. Many Adults look down on teenagers because of the growth of problems that stem from their questionable decision making skills on very important decisions that would affect them during for the rest of their adolescence and adulthood life. This state of life has been looked down upon ever since the 16th century. As seen from the story Romeo and Juliet where Shakespeare shows teenagers as most stereotypes shown them, as people who does not think about the risk that comes with some of the situations they’re in. From this it can be said the Shakespeare sees the adolescents in a negative view because of their ways of impractical thinking where they don’t think about what the decision they make during that age could affect them later in life and risk everything for one thing and show how the teenage brain acts on an impulse which he shows via the adolescent characters in the play, Romeo and Juliet.

In an article “Teen Dating Guidelines”, written by Jessica Childs, on November 6, 2014, she claims that parents should enforce rules on dating for their children. In which I agree with her statement, parents should put rules on their children to ensure their happiness and safety. Even though I agree with parents enforcing rules on their children’s dating, they shouldn’t be so strict though. Not only would setting rules for your children benefit them to prevent from bad situations, but it also teaches them how to listen and understand your thoughts.

Teens should be allowed to go online and go on social media without their parents freaking out and being over protective and monitoring everything. Parents should be able to trust their kids. Social media is used to express yourself. Boyd said “they want the freedom to explore their identity and the world around them”. And that can't happen if our parents are supervising our online

In the story “Romeo and Juliet” they wanted to be together but their parents was stopping them. Romeo and Juliet’s parents refused for them to be together because of some feud they have. To begin with, Juliet ran off and married Romeo with the help of Friar Lawrence. Romeo had drunken some poison to kill his self. Juliet wit to Friar Lawrence for help and he suggested that she marry Paris to get over Romeo. She told him that she wouldn’t do that because her heart is joined with Romeo’s. In the article it stated “And I’ll solve this problem with this knife. God joined my heart with Romeo’s, you just joined our hands.” (Act 4 scene 1) She was willing to kill herself before she married prince because she loved Romeo. Next, Romeo killed Juliet’s

How much do parents affect their children’s lives? Some parents are extremely controlling over their children while others let them do whatever they want. Others find a happy medium between these two extremes. In the play The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, parents greatly impact their children’s lives. While the parents in the play do not control every aspect of the youth’s lives, they still affect a large proportion. Long-term parental relationships play a huge role in children’s lives while short-term friendships and romantic relationships are affected by parental relationships in life and in the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare.

In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare and in life, parental relationships not only have a huge effect on children’s lives, but also on the children’s friendships and romantic relationships. Children can be impacted by their parents in many ways including the help they receive from their parents, the values their parents teach, and the expectations their parents. The affects of parental relationships extend to friendships which are impacted by children confiding in their parents, the ideologies that parents teach, and the expectations the parents have of friendships. Finally, romantic relationships are influenced by parental relationships as well through children being open to their parents, what parents expose their children

In the article “When Are Child Ready to Date?” Virginia Sole-Smith explains that before a teenager begins dating that the parent should talk to them and make sure that their child is mentally competent to understand what a healthy relationship is. She also states that is common and normal for teenagers to date so a parent should not worry as much and make sure that they have the emotional maturity to begin romantic relationships. Individuals who side with this would include that the more romantic relationships a adolescent has the more social acceptance, friendship and romantic competence they will have which will help them out in the future. The supporters of this view will be supportive parents, parent of a young age, adolescents who have already begun dating or enjoyed the thought of dating and people who think it’s a common social epitome to socialize romantically with others as a

When most people think of teenagers they think of them being irresponsible, or immature, which leads them to not thinking that they can do the right thing. But as parents it is their duty to help control and guide their children into making the right direction. Parents don’t have to sit and hover over their child but they need to help and have a say in what they do, such as dating. When teenagers decide to start dating it can be a big deal and have many responsibilities that go along with it. To help protect their children, I think that parents should have the right to forbid teenagers to date certain people.

Another part of growing up is having relationships that occur during adolescent years around parents. Parents often try to control their children by telling them who they can and can not date. This method does not work the majority of the times but it is still tried. Let’s take Egeus and his daughter Hermia for instance, Egeus’s desire is for Hermia to marry Demetrius. Egeus believes that Lysander has vexed Hermia into loving him through various forms of persuasion. Egeus even suggest an ultimatum of either marriage or meet her Demise, Egeus says, “I beg the Ancient privilege of Athens as she is mine, I may dispose of her; which shall be to this gentleman or to her death, according to our law immediately provided in that case.” (Bevington,

Maya Angelou once said, "Love is like a virus it can happen to anybody at anytime." Dating can negatively affect my teenagers life if they don't have good manners. It can also affect them by always worrying about there girl/boyfriend. Dating could positively affect my teenagers because they could help each other out, and hangout if groups. My teenager can not hangout if the house if no parents are home.

I believe parents should set rules for teen dating. My reasoning behind this is that like stated in the article if we know we are not allowed to date then we will most likely do it behind our parents back. I believe that most of us teenagers will be pretty comfortable with being able to date even if there are some rules. Some rules can be that before they go out on a first day or so they have to meet the parents. I feel like it shows respect to both side of the families and also believe each parents should know or have an idea of what kind of person their children is going out with. This applies to all ages except college. While being in middle school and high school dating in my perspective is not as serious as when you get older.