An eye-opener for the Millennials

To the Millenial Kiddos who belongs to the Generation Z, I send you my warmest greetings!
First and foremost, I would like to remind all of you that the cultures and traditions of our ancestors were vanished due to the technologies that arouse as its finest. The catalysmic happenings or the history is slowly erase in our minds; however, it drifted to somethin' pointless things.
Second, the games of our Lolos and Lolas changed into playing gadgets and the change that happened is adequate. I have an old soul! I feel so vulnerable knowing that these lads and lasses don't know what's happiness really mean. Sometimes, I want to burst out my anger because children nowadays post their feelings on Facebook without knowing the effect of it. They treat the social media as their playground. Third, the serenade. Serenade is not familiar to anyone of you. It is escorting someone through their verbal cues, but right now, man will use phones or laptops to escort a woman. Love is not like that. Love isn't in the sim. If I could turn back time, I will eradicate those bad mannerisms that we had, and lastly, the decadence. Filipina woman were admired by an American Citizens because their decadence uplifted the souls of many, but reality knocks-- girls nowadays don't value their self. They sell their wholeness just to earn money. They even chase for fame and not obscurity. They like to show off their body. Hence, they end up degrading their selves. A good example for this is Amanda Todd. Amanda Todd is a 13 years stunner. She has an exotic appearance that's why many guys likes her. To make the story short, Amanda Todd ended up killing herself because her nude pictures went viral. The story behind those scenarios is, the guy who threw kind words to her was the one who shared the pictures. That's why decadence is important in human aspect of life. We don't need to be sexy for them to accept us because being simple capture one's heart. I believe that we can bring back the past if... we come together as one.
It doesn't mean that because we are in the 21st Century everything is okay. Always remember, what's popular isn't what's always good. What's good isn't what's always popular.
Dr. Jose P. Rizal once said, "Ang Kabataan ang Pag-Asa ng Bayan". We are the living hope. Dr. Jose Rizal reminded us that we can make a difference, we can make a change, and we can make the world a better place. When to start? Now!
If you're a kiddo, set an example to everyone in speech, in conduct and in purity in order for the next generations to adapt our system.
You can enjoy your life to the fullest but put limitations on it. Every bad action has a correspond consequences. Just be a Moses in the world full of Pharoah.
Moses is a good example so are you!