When we were children, we were childish and naïve, we worried about nothing. Thus we feel an impulse to do sth without considering about any consequence since we were too young to think before we do. As we grew up to be adolescents, we had learnt to think about results, however, we were too impulsive and/or irrational to think carefully and completely because that we were not mature. Even if we constantly made mistakes in that time, we were not fear about anything, for we were young and supposed to learn from mistakes and errors. We might feel sorry and regretful every time we were proved to be wrong, but we knew we would be good if we started to behave ourselves not to make silly faults. Nevertheless, few of us had considered that how come we could recover so fast from the troubles heartlessly. In my point of view, it is that we did not have to deal with the negative consequences made by us, and we lived under the delusion that our parents were so omnipotent and resourceful that they would somehow put things right.