Most Difficult Things About Being a Teenager
While it may sometimes feel like it, teenagers are never alone in this scary but interesting chapter of their lives.When we are children, words like stress and depression are just words to most of us.
This actually just hit me.
This discovery doesn't usually happen until near middle-age. Statistics and polls have shown that those who are most settled and content with who they are and where they want to be in life occurs at around the age of thirty-five and above, so worrying yourself at such an early age is pointless. Enjoy your young age; you're old far longer than you are young.
This one is kinda straight forward.
You know how as a kid you are asked "what do you wanna be when you're older? "? Well this is the time where we might feel the need to actually start figuring that out.
Yeah, making life decisions isn't always easy. This list is very relatable. ~ Userguy44
Teenage life is difficult enough without all this. Although please note, I am not against young relationships, I'm just saying.
For some, it may be hard to find that motivation to get up and find productive things to do everyday.
I think this is a relevant issue across people of all ages but I listed it here anyway as I think it is extra relevant towards teens.
It is natural for most people in general to compare and contrast themselves against other people. As I've gotten older I see how unhealthy it is. While it can be beneficial, it is a two-way street.
This wasn't actually directed at anything inparticular. It could be anything. I just think as we start to mature we start taking more care and thought towards our actions and some things we have to learn one way or another.
They aren't "controlling" you or even trying to control you; they are simply trying to guide you. Hopefully it won't be too late when you realise this in later life.
This is something I do frequently. I keep on wondering about things that no one could ever understand, and ask way too many questions about things that the human mind cannot possibly fathom.
I do this often, but family always comes first no matter what