5 Life Lessons Youngsters Can Learn From ‘Rick and Morty’

Only a few people know that “Rick and Morty” is actually a parody of the fantasy and science fiction movie “Back to the Future”. Later, after the show became hugely popular, Adult Swim decided to prolong its episodes. Right now, three seasons have been aired. Here, we are going to share life lessons that youngsters can learn from “Rick and Morty”.

You’re Not Mattering Much

First of all, all of us need to learn that universe has too many stars, planets and galaxies. In this big world, we should start thinking that we ourselves don’t matter much. It is not about disgracing our capabilities to explore the world and achieve our goals but we should stop thinking or be stressing out about ourselves. Similarly, the cartoon also teaches us the importance of what others say about us.

Live A little, Love A Lot

“Ricky and Morty” teaches us to do some crazy things in life. We should laugh more, have fun and reduce stress. On the other hand, this cartoon also teaches us that we should take care of our loved ones. We must tell them how much we love them.

Help Others Out

The cartoon, for me, is full of adventures and fun. Our youth can learn from how Rick assists Morty on their adventures.

Family Comes First

I can understand the importance of a career in our lives but I always appreciate Rick’s daughter Beth who puts her family over her career. Similarly, in our lives, sometimes, we ignore our blood relations due to work pressure or high career goals but we shouldn’t really be ignoring our family. We should try and spend more quality time with them.

People Aren’t Always What They Seem

Rick’s son-in-law may seem like a depressed person but in reality, Rick is more depressed and cowardly when compared to Jerry. In our real lives, we evaluate people according to their appearance or words only to be proven wrong later.