We are going through very different times; we are now living in a completely different era. This era, which our grandfathers or even our fathers did not build, is being constructed by the very generations living within it. In a short time and very rapidly, we are trying to incessantly get used to, and even adapt to, ever-new and dissimilar ages. We are experiencing an era where grandchildren do not resemble their grandparents, and children do not resemble their parents—in other words, a "grandchildren and problems" issue. One of the greatest reasons for this alienation and disconnect is that the dynamics of the virtual world, with its written, auditory, and visual power that children and young people are intimately exposed to, deepen this estrangement. The deepening alienation from parents or the family makes young people vulnerable to both categorization and manipulation by political and capital-based elements that view them pragmatically as mere tools. Yet, young people are our future; they are crucial for the survival of the family, society, and the nation-state. If this foundation or base (the youth) collapses, all our institutions will crash down upon us, and we will not be able to recover. This book, which can be read not only by young people but also by educators, parents, and anyone who considers themselves a part of this society, is not a "personal development book." It aspires to be a study that provides a source for the construction, state, and existence of youth. Personal development books are a market aimed at individuals concerned with "success," "career," "earnings," "affirmation," or "acceptance." Things that become "marketized" move away from "truth" and "sincerity" and become instrumentalized. The words "youth," "sincerity," and "truth"—which are very important and valuable—are words that suit each other very well. This book is an effort to see and reveal a gap that is difficult to fill, attempting to touch not the market, but the human, life, and existence itself.