Letter to David Dear David, Thanks for your letter. I have been waiting for long to receive it and I am sure you will be pleased to hear what I am going to write to you. In your letter, you said that you and your class discussed for long about the relationship between teenagers and adults, so, let me give you my personal opinion about this matter. As you already know I live in Italy and this topic is nowadays hotly debated. On one hand, kids between 14 and 17 years old often perceive the grownups as a threat for their freedom, as ana example, to impose a curfew or to forbid playing with videogames for too long. On the other hand, being a parent brings with it the knowledge of the point of weakness and incapacity of self-regulation of a young boy or a young girl. Furthermore, you were not clear in your letter, but here where I am, teenagers and adults have different ideas about technology. For the first, it represents a faster ad easier way to communicate, while for the second, only a source of distraction or a waste of time. Away from those who are right or not, this still represents a huge bone of contention. Although this conflict seems to be far from being solved, the different generations have to spend more time by confronting each other to collime this gap of ideas.