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So it still amazes me how the future South Africa will be. I am stuck with individuals that believe in destroying as opposed to creating and I can't help but fear for generations to come. The school has been reduced to a mere social gathering place and parks are turned into brothels and pubs. This shift from "what used to be" normal to "not" normal poses a death trap to those who do not know what wave they are riding. The idea of Self Concept has become a burden in my thought of the future. If one does not have a clear picture of who they are to themselves first then to their peers and family then they will find themselves stuck in an era of Self Pity and Self Doubt because they were never fully awake to accept themselves and what their strengths are when the times allowed it. 

The fear of the future is that we do not know what it will bring but I am certain that challenges like poverty and unemployment won't be major economic issues that ought to be combated but be reduced to "being normal". If one starts to see themselves in a certain way before they admire and aknowledge moguls, then the journey to the future will prove to be an exciting one because everyone will be content with what they are, resulting in a joyful lifestyle that won't have room for political issues and economic depression. Once everyone decides to take themselves by the horn and steer themselves to the desired destiny then life under the sun should not be disfunctonal.


The desired future for me would be to live in a South Africa that has individuals that understand the History of this land and embrace it. The cry for "free education, free housing" e.t.c will have a negetive influence in the near future because they youth is nurtured on the mindset that demoralizes and burdens success because they are never taught about it and go on in life thinking that all they they do should be birthed from the Government.


Our Government is forced to produce finances and boost lifestyles like mantaince cases. This dependancy is erasing all the blood and tears shed by previous Apartheid activists. We claim to live in a South Africa that is alive with possibility but majority of our mindsets are consumed by laziness and sabotage. If Steve Biko could come back to life, he would ask for a ticket back to iternity immedietly....like,is it wrong to have a mindset that is filled with how you view yourself for the future and think of which gap you can fill with no hesitation. These little things that we overlook are the most deadliest ones. lets begin to see ourselves as something bigger and better than what is bigger and better now!