Daybreak

I love the show Daybreak. It's funny, it has found family. Most importantly, it's accurate. The adults in the world would sooner destroy it and leave the children of the world to rebuild it because they don't care. And those kids, we don't know how to fix this. The adults are supposed to be role models. But it seems like we have to teach them. I had to raise myself and my sister because my parents were never there. I was a bad parent because I was 5. No one taught me how to raise a kid, I was a kid. I wanted to be a kid. When my parents got better jobs and could be around I thought that would happen. It didn't. My mom was so hard on me, impossible standards with harsh punishments. Then COVID hit. I couldn't be a kid because my dad and I had to help my mom and sister with all of this stuff. They were so scared. I was terrified. I needed to have a parent, not be one. Now I'm in high school and I can't be a kid. I don't know how anymore. The adults are destroying the world. Maybe it was a good thing I grew up fast so I could help fix it. Maybe it was some twisted side affect of how horrible the world is. Maybe I'm a product of a burning world. I don't know, or maybe I do know and I don't like the answer.