well, What kind of teenager were you then....?

Question

were you into all the bad stuff? or did you obey the rules?

I was very bad.....into everything. though I had the appearance of being very good. did well in school....most people wouldn't even believe it about me....lol

Answer 1

Had the Canadian Suit, Jeans and Jean Jacket, hair longer in the back, drank budweiser, smoked Marlboros and cut class. Had a Delta 88 too. Those were the days!

Answer 2

I obeyed the rules for fear of disapproval from mother! She was a much older mother than my friends (1905) Yep she's 101 now and still alive! That was so000000 many years ago and I still have the hangover! I try to be perfect at everything, I won't turn a blind-eye to stuff husband thinks is ok.
It wasn't until I left home to start my career in the city that I let my hair down. And although I had a ball, I didn't do anything íllegal, but I did do SOME things that my mother would have thought were wrong!

Answer 3

Let's see...I lost my virginity at 15, as well as drank liquor and smoked weed. I played hooky to the point that My 8:00 am gym teacher was gonna fail me my senior year until I lied and said i didn't make it to class because of morning sickness. My big rule was to do everything on the low and definitely not make public spectacle of myself because my parents would have killed me. I had my goodie goodie mask that 90% of the population saw and my naughty naughty mask that the other 10%, aka peers who I allowed to pressure me into doing those things, saw. At 36 I am a gorgeous successful woman. I have a Master's degree in education, own a profitable business, live a comfortable lifestyle, and have a loving relationship with one of the sexiest men alive. My point: Stay in school and get an education because when you learn that breaking the rules only leads to failure, heartbreak, and misery, at least you'll have the skills and ability to make all your wrongs, right.

Answer 4

I was a goody two shoes because I obey the rules. But as I' am getting older I' am starting to rebel and coming into my own by following my rules and doing what I want.

Answer 5

yea, i did all the wrong things i could find to get into, and some of the good ones. worked regularly in the summers from age 12 so i could have some real $$$, not no crappy $2 a week allowance. worked on an orchard, baled hay or straw, mowed lawns, whatever to make a buck. reinvested it in games of nine-ball when guys were on lunch break from their factory jobs.
discovered pot at 14 (1968), was the cock of the walk to many younger and older than me. much more i could add, but i begin to bore even myself, so i'll stop here.

Answer 6

I obeyed the rules pretty much. But I REALLY really wanted to be a smoker then. It was the COOL thing to do. So I FINALLY learned to smoke.

I'm REALLY GOOD at it now!!! *cough*

Answer 7

I've always wanted to be a good girl, a nerd, a good student and a good daughter, but nothing helped... I TRIED hard to be nice for others, but it wasn't enough to try... I did pranks for teachers, friends, neighbors, classmates, parents and even greandparents. I WANTED to be nice, but I never WAS. I was a rebel, and I'm not proud of it, because now I see how stupid I was. But I respected nerds and clever students, I always asked them advices about homework and stuff. I wanted to be like them, but my rebel side was bigger than the clever one... :/

Answer 8

I did bad stuff.. that most other teenagers did.. Drank smoked.. partied all hours of the weekend.. had pre-marital sex on quite a few occasions...

Answer 9

I was a little goody twoshoes, and a hopeless geek. But then, my mom was a teacher, so getting away with stuff was not in the cards.

Answer 10

i was a 70's teenanger oh yeah !!! those were the days.. i hated school skipped as much as i could lol... listening to acdc and having my self a ball.. i was one of those teenages who protected the geeks from bully's and i hung around the tough guys woo hoo!