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Last post 10-12-2009, 3:17 PM by meganhouston. 2 replies.
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  •  07-20-2009, 5:37 PM 859503

    Teenagers

    Its a shame nowadays, as to how Britain's teenage population is being portrayed... there doesn't ever seem to be any positive comments about teenagers in the papers - and if there is, its to tell you how well  they have done in their gcse's or alevels.

    Binge drinking, street violence, knife crime, car thefts, gang attacks, shop thefts, drugs and particularly teenagers abroad,  are headlines seen quite often in the summer - they become hot within the media and the positive aspects that come with being a teenager are forgotten..

    People tend to forget that, yes, there are things wrong with the teenagers of today - all of them act like robots and do not seem to care, they don't feel for other people... but then there are those teenagers that make Britain and fellow countries the way we are today.

     Teenagers do infact help todays soceity...

    Music is based entirely around the likes and dislikes of teenagers. "Popstars" base their lyrics and genre of music upon the type of teenager that were to listen to it. If there were no teenagers in today's soceity of if  e v e r y  teenager was exactly the same, then so would be music. Music is a gift - to be able to sing or play an instrument is something so incredible and then, England as a nation, is so lucky to have choice in the type of music they listen too - the variety because everyone is different.

    As well as this, theres the culture that is bought to countries thanks to teenagers - more and more people travel and introduce new types of foods, new ways of life and this develops a nation.

    Fashion is very important in todays day and age, designers base their designs on what they believe teenagers WILL like.. teenagers are needed to have an opinion on the type of clothing that is being made. And the lucky thing is? There is so much of a variety to choose from. There is a variety in teenagers for a variety of clothing.

    Unlike the older days teenagers now have a voice, they are no longer "seen and not heard." Even if your child acts like he/she is the hard guy on the block; when interacting with people they ensure that their parents usually receive compliments like "your son/daughter is ever so polite, you must be very proud.' It makes a parent exteremely proud when they hear this. Even if your child is the local drug dealer.

    Only yesterday I was walking down the high street to see one of the local "knife-carrying thugs" on the other side of the road. At the same time an elderly man dropped all of his shopping over the pavement - and do you know what i saw? I saw the so-called 'thug' bend down and help the man up along with his shopping. No, tricks either - every piece of shopping was placed back in the bag, as was his wallet.

    So, yes there are teenagers like the ones the public eye view every day... but then there are those teenagers that soceity forget about, the ones who make a difference.. and even better the ones that the public eye do view, do infact have a heart - you've just gotta dig deep to find it

     

     

     

  •  09-29-2009, 7:38 PM 875972 in reply to 859503

    Re: Teenagers

    i tried to find a forum about the woman who was harrast so much she killed her self and her daughter but couldnt find it

    when i was 8 years old me and my family was harrast so much i was attacked every day even was tied to a tree and beaten till i was black and blue even had a sledge hammer across my back i could go on but you wouldnt believe me what we went through but at the end after 2or 3 years of   caos and the police being called  my mother in fear of my younger sisters life thretend to burn the house down  we got moved but my mother was the one with people calling her insaine it only happend because no one would help us i my self tried to comit suicide my sister was sexually assaulted and they raided our home  and the gang of kids got away with every thing the 15 to 21 year old kids still walk around now they must be nearly 30 now and never brought to justice we now dont live in milton keynes  and has never been happier

  •  10-12-2009, 3:17 PM 880001 in reply to 875972

    Re: Teenagers

    Everyone was a teenager once.

    Plenty of crimes are committed by adults, teenagers are just blamed as adults are far too stereotypical!

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