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Teenagers

Matter-Eater Lad
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I'm a teenager :wacky: ...

 

And yes - we are really confusing...

 

:wacky:

:wacky:

 

I'm a real man!

 

:wacky:

 

 

How old are you?

well, maybe you are just around the same kind of people, if you go, if you try something else you will find different kind of lifes etc

it's only few years you can be teen

so...enjoy it!!!

[A lot of] Teenagers suck. Well, younger teens mostly. Like... 13-16. Actually I don't know, but most of my friends 'n such are really naive... caught up with gossip and such that doesn't really matter... "falling" in love too quickly... living for the moment only... doing stupid, almost unimaginable acts of retard-ness... well I guess that's just kids being kids, y'know. I'm not trying to be hypocrtical either. Yay for the ignorant calling others ignorant, lol. I'm not exactly the brightest crayon in the box. I'm immature as well... naive... etc etc... I'm a teen anyway, so I have an excuse, haha.

 

I'm not saying all the stupidity is limited to teenagers, by the way. :P Adults (*cough* my PARENTS *cough*) can be... er... very stupid.

sometimes i felt like teens are stupid too

but i dunno...i still like me at this age

experiencing things

knowing new stuffs

fall for something real quickly

and not listen to the parents

teens are both good and bad and bored sometime:)

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