Notes

Parents' interference in their children's lives during university years brings negative consequences. To avoid these possible negative consequences, parents should not intervene with their children's lives during their college years because this is necessary for college students to be self-sufficient and learn from their mistakes. To begin with, since being self-sufficient is related to students making their own decisions reasonably, parental intervention during university years can make them feel inadequate and have insecurity about themselves, which will negatively affect them. Thus, it may be a better solution for parents to guide their children studying in university on how to make reasonable decisions instead of interfering in their lives. Therefore, they can raise their children as individuals who make better decisions and are self-sufficient. Secondly, it is important that parents do not intervene when their children make mistakes during their university years, and recommend that they learn from their mistakes and correct their behavior accordingly. Instead of interfering and leaving them passive in solving problems, teaching them the mindset that they can make mistakes, but that the important thing is to look for ways to fix it when they make a mistake will provide them with a lifetime benefit. To sum up, parents should not interfere with their children's lives during their university years so that their children can be self-sufficient and learn from their mistakes.