01-22-2008, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by [B
twiztidjeckyl][/b]
Topic: Being a teen sucks, doesn't it?
Posted: 02/17/04 12:35 AM
Forum: General
A lot of adults can't seem to understand that maybe, just maybe, teenagers know what they're doing. We have to show you respect, but you show us none. Now I'm not saying EVERY adult is like this, but most are. Just because I'm young doesn't mean I don't know about life. I listen to my parents and everyone else that has a story to tell or something important to tell me. Love, sex, money, cars, people, school, and everything else. When I talk about things like this, people think I'm just some punk ass kid that doesn't know [censored], and that I need to be taught a lesson. No one's perfect. We all go through life learning all we can, weather you know it or not. Everyday you'll learn something new. Life is full of suprises. Maybe people should start to take the time to listen to others, and how they feel. Just because a teen is in love doesn't mean it won't last. Just because humans don't have wings doesn't mean they can't fly. Just because something seems impossible, does not mean it is not possible. Everything, no matter how small the odds are, has a chance of happening. Maybe adults, and kids too, should take that into consideration. Now judge life. Questions aren't as easy to answer now, are they? Maybe because it used to be one way, doesn't mean it couldn't be another way now, or that it will never change. The only garuntee in life, is that life is lived. That's it. From tehre on, you're on your own. You always have somthing to learn, something to gain. Just because someone is younger than you, doesn't mean they don't know what's right, does it not?
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