9. Procrastination (uitstelgedrag)

1. Eastern European countries are poor
2. White people are too tolerant nowadays
3. Corruption consumed Eastern European countries
4. Feminism and tolerance consumed entertainment
5. Assimilation of Muslims
6. The war in poor countries
7. Army becomes mandatory(Example Lithuania)
8. Huge investment in military
9. Everything becomes a money machine without a soul
10. Nationalism in countries 

1. People often tend to throw people with autism into the same pot.
2. Nowadays everyone is in a hurry, we don’t even take the time to actually cook for example.
3. Many people do not seem to care about nature.
4. People become more and more egoistic nowadays (many people seem to only care about themselves and their own culture).
5. Our society is focused on the people who own a business. The gap between poor and rich is becoming bigger.
6. People are more egoistic in traffic, which causes traffic accidents.
7. People often tend to only take precautions for those with a physical handicap, and do not do so for those with a mental one.
8. Healthy and/or nature friendly products are way more expensive than their unhealthy/environment unfriendly counterparts.
9. More and more people have troubles with writing, due to smartphones/tablets/laptops.
10. The prices and expats are making it impossible for students to find a place in the city's. 

1. In life, people can treat you unfairly: cussing, bullying, threatening, At the same time most people will sometimes catch themselves being negatively prejudiced toward another person without actual cause.
2. Populist xenophobic sentiments cause people to treat people from certain backgrounds as lesser people, sparking discrimination, stereotyping and dehumanisation of certain peoples.
3. Even within a progressive country like the Netherlands, people still have to deal with people who don’t approve of who they are, who they love, what they believe. There are people that feel that others deserve to be discriminated against, shouted at, abused or worse for simply being who they are.
4. Nowadays a lot of people have a very polarised view on certain matters, it’s either this, or that, you’re either with me, or against me. Populist and extremist sentiment thrive on this. This prevents empathy and understanding for another and disturbs peaceful coexistence.
5. Having a rigid attitude towards learning results in arrogant, narrow minded people who aren’t open to new experiences and insights.
6. Plans, dreams, ambitions and relationships fall apart over time, when you don’t make time for them.
7. Insecurities can cripple you and limit your potential to develop and thrive. Nowadays the perfect picture people present on social media, gives you a constant feeling of inadequacy.
8. Within our privileged and well-developed society, we tend to take things for granted: high quality of life, opportunities to excel, good service and helpfulness from others. But do you actually deserve help and opportunities if you don’t try to contribute to society yourself and offer your help to those in need?
9. Throughout life, people around you have an opinion of what you think, what you do, the choices you make. People can convince themselves that they are acting in your best interests, but only you can decide that for yourself.
10. As a society we often aren’t willing to learn from our mistakes, unable to progress beyond failed policies and strategies, to acknowledge fault, to not feel personally attacked, to learn our lessons and move on.