A person lives in society, and it is very difficult to go against the established canons and rules of behavior. Is it worth it to adapt to them or is it entirely possible to live by your own principles?
We are born among people, among them we live and die. This inevitable wheel of life, with the exception of rare cases, is natural for every person. That is why so much attention is paid to the socialization of children, so that from the earliest years, people learn to live in society.
The importance of child socialization
All reasonable parents seek to teach their child how to interact with others. Without this, it is impossible to imagine a happy and simply normal future. If you do not live according to the laws of society, already being an adult, he will not be able to take his place in society, which will inevitably lead to psychological problems, lack of work, friends and family.
No matter how rebellious by nature the baby may be, he must reckon with established rules. And that should be taught to his parents.
Only through interaction with other people does the child turn into a person. He learns the experience of previous generations, forms his opinion about different things, which is also largely influenced by generally accepted norms.
But what if you do not accept the social "rules of the game"?
If a person lives according to his own rules, which are contrary to generally accepted principles, other people will shun him at best. At worst, he will have to deal with law enforcement.
But even if a person does not violate anything, he will still have a hard time in a world where certain foundations reign. People do not like those who go against everyone.
