I sometimes wonder if the reason we see so much anger in young
people is that we’re not patiently preparing them for the world into
which they are walking. Anger is an emotional response to not getting
what you want. Young people tell me all the time that they’re angry,
but they don’t know why. However, as I spend time with them and help
them process what they feel and think, I sense that they just aren’t ready
to hit the world running, and their unpreparedness angers them.

Mark Gregston