Young people spit, and we remember the family Soviet traditions with nostalgia Bashny.Net

Young people are gradually forgetting traditionwhich were observed in the USSR. And if it is time to get rid of certain customs, then other rules of behavior should not be forgotten.



The conclusion of an official marriage in the Union is the logical conclusion of a romantic relationship. The guy and the girl met for a short time and immediately signed to live together. Young people were afraid of being judged by others. They looked at each other and were already legitimate husband and wife.

Family people in society were treated more seriously, which contributed to the promotion of the career ladder. The concept of civil marriage did not exist at that time. Now young people can live under one roof for years, have children, and do not hurry to sign.



In the USSR, there was no intimacy, and no one even heard about education in this. Young couples usually knew little about intimacy before marriage and rarely engaged before marriage. But now it goes from one extreme to the other. People who have not reached maturity acquire such experiences too early, which can subsequently adversely affect their health.

The upbringing of the younger generation used to be more strict, and often children were punished physically, which is unacceptable in modern society. In the USSR, few people considered the opinion of a child, because adults decided everything for him.



For any misconduct, the student could scold the whole school, without thinking about the unforeseen consequences of such an educational moment. Nowadays, parents try to communicate with children on an equal footing, are interested in their wishes and try to look at the world through the eyes of children. But sometimes they forget about basic respect.

The authority of adults and respect for the elderly have suffered significantly in recent years. This indicates problems in society not only with the upbringing of children, but also with the relationship between citizens.



In Soviet times, children were taught to respect and obey their elders. Adults could use their authority for personal gain, limiting the freedom of action of young people. But in the presence of strangers, teenagers did not allow themselves to behave loosely and express themselves obscenely.

Respect for elderly relatives and the disabled was manifested in the fact that young people had to care for infirm parents at the expense of their well-being and personal life. Few people could afford to hire a nurse for a person with disabilities, but only single grandparents were in the nursing home.



Solving housing problems was very difficult. Many young families had to live with their parents in the same apartment, huddle in small communal apartments and for years stand in line for a separate living space. Single guys and girls could only count on a hostel. Renting an apartment was unrealistic because private housing was very rare.



Family feasts with a large number of guests used to be a frequent occurrence. There was a very close relationship between the relatives, and they gathered as a gourmet for each solemn event. To set a generous table at home, the hostess needed to prepare in advance and buy products for the future. Now this task is solved much easier: ordered a table in a cafe or restaurant, invited all family and friends, noted and went home.

In the past, you can find both good and bad. Everything negative should serve as a science for future generations, and they should take an example from the positive.