Y is always worried that K will not work hard for his life. K likes to play games, and Y actually played many games when he was young. However, Y changed around the 30s. Now, he's asking K about his social engagement, his friends' choices, how he works, and offering advice. Well, advice means we don't believe K grows up and can care for himself. He can make his own life decisions. Without that trust, how can we let him live his life freely?
Speaking of games and how K spends his time. I would say K needs to build his career by accepting worthwhile work to stand his ground and defend his position. Trust begins with the kindness that we sincerely care for others and ends with the openness that assumes that others are not who we want them to be.
Speaking of games and how K spends his time. I would say K needs to build his career by accepting worthwhile work to stand his ground and defend his position. Trust begins with the kindness that we sincerely care for others and ends with the openness that assumes that others are not who we want them to be.