Haha. Sometime, i just felt that i am a little too harsh/ hard on my younger brother when he is going through this adolescent period. Attitude changes, behaviour affected by friends and playing online games like no day and night. I been through most of it. But luckily i got a group of good friends in secondary school and poly whom help and supported me through. I am hard on him as i dont want him to repeat the same stupid mistake i make in the past like never put in effort in my English. I want him to know in Singapore, Certification does matter. And to have a better life in the future, he has to exercise responsibility, managing time and segregate playtime and worktime. I stop him from long hours game....he might hate me, but he might realise one day in the future that time gone means gone, wasted means no more. If he do not cherish his time to achieve what he want to be, he might regret one day. "maybe he is still young", that is the excuse my mum always gave. However, to me growing up is a journey where one exercise responsibility...maybe he hasnt see yet.