Lets face it, being a teenager brings on a whole new level of stress and peer pressure. And unfortunately, most kids buckle under such weight so they arent labled as socially unacceptable. A good amount of my peers, female and male, suffer from eating disorders, reckless drinking and partying and drug use. Now im no saint, ive had my fair share of ED's and i drink (in small amounts). I dont make excuses for my behavior, but Ive noticed that these reckless attitudes have become some what "acceptable" and no big deal anymore. Does anybody else think there is a direct correlation between bad habits and the number of accidents in teens? (rapes, car wrecks, suicides)? Why has it become socially acceptable to get tanked at a party? At a certian time, it isnt 'cool" anymore. What do you think is the worst habit of young people, and at what percent is it their fault, and what percent is it society's fault? nice answers please!
2006-10-08
06:53:52
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