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Sachin Jain
Stealth • 6d
When a child takes an extreme step like #suicide after failing to clear a #competitiveexam, it is unfair to blame only the #parents. The real cause is a much bigger problem, which includes society, the education system, peer pressure, and unrealistic expectations. In many cases, students face immense pressure from #schools, coaching institutes, and even friends to succeed at any cost. The fear of failure becomes so intense that they feel helpless. Society often judges a person's worth based on their marks, rather than their skills or efforts. Instead of offering emotional support, many people criticize and compare students, making them feel unworthy. The #education system focuses more on marks rather than understanding, creativity, or real-life skills, making exams feel like the only way to succeed. Social media also adds to this pressure, showing only success stories and making failures seem unacceptable. Parents do play a role, but they are also victims of this stressful system, trying to secure a bright future for their children. To prevent such tragedies, we need to create a #supportivesociety where students feel valued for their efforts, not just their results.
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