Being a teenager sucks @$$

[Bigdog]

CRAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWLLLLLLLLLINGGGGGGGG
INNNNNNNN
MY SKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN
THESE WOOOOOOOOOOOOOUNDS
THEY WILLLLLLLLL NOT HEAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLL

LOL that's hilarious :castlerock:

 

[Jacky392000]

welcome to my world, along with Alcin-kun and gang. now you know how life sucks when you're going through this shitty period. oh boohoo.

 

[Barashin]

CRAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWLLLLLLLLLINGGGGGGGG
INNNNNNNN
MY SKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN
THESE WOOOOOOOOOOOOOUNDS
THEY WILLLLLLLLL NOT HEAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLL

:laugh: I actually bust a laugh, never noticed that picture :laugh:

 

[Tsubasa Dragon]

I mean no one trusts you, nobody takes you seriously, you're the target of 89% of stereotypes...

I mean I feel like I'm being treated like an alien by my parents and teachers at times. I sometimes lash out because of their attitude toward me.

You being always negative about yourself is starting to annoy me.

 

[Z-Unit]

Actually these are probably going to be the best years of your life until you have to go to college, have to actually work and spend money on boring stuff like bills, food and girlfriends. Eventually you'll be spending it on child support...





Let's enjoy our youthful years while we can.

 

[Para_bolic]

I seriously have no clue why so many young teenagers seem to think they have it hard. You have a roof over your head, I would assume, and you most likely don't have to pay for anything beyond gas if you drive and the occasional outing with friends. You don't have to worry about bills or paying for every meal you eat and you definitely don't have to worry about paying for school tuition. Sadly, all these complications include money, but that's what makes the world go round these days, as they say.

What I am trying to say here is... basically what everyone else is saying. Cherish what you have right now. Your attitude is probably a big reason for many of those who "don't get you" to not even try. And believe me... your parents understand how you feel. They were teenagers, too. It may have been a long time ago, but they do remember. I am almost literally sick of kids who complain about a horrible life when they have everything and I hope you aren't one of them, but I sure as hell know you haven't had to make a decision like "Should I get this tank of gas or do I want to be able to eat for the next few days?" yet. So just buck up, stop complaining, and actually do something about it. Complaining and lashing out do nothing other than make the situation you're in a lot worse and if you don't mature soon then you will be in for a very bad adult life for a while.

 

[rumble]

I seriously have no clue why so many young teenagers seem to think they have it hard. You have a roof over your head, I would assume, and you most likely don't have to pay for anything beyond gas if you drive and the occasional outing with friends. You don't have to worry about bills or paying for every meal you eat and you definitely don't have to worry about paying for school tuition. Sadly, all these complications include money, but that's what makes the world go round these days, as they say.

What I am trying to say here is... basically what everyone else is saying. Cherish what you have right now. Your attitude is probably a big reason for many of those who "don't get you" to not even try. And believe me... your parents understand how you feel. They were teenagers, too. It may have been a long time ago, but they do remember. I am almost literally sick of kids who complain about a horrible life when they have everything and I hope you aren't one of them, but I sure as hell know you haven't had to make a decision like "Should I get this tank of gas or do I want to be able to eat for the next few days?" yet. So just buck up, stop complaining, and actually do something about it. Complaining and lashing out do nothing other than make the situation you're in a lot worse and if you don't mature soon then you will be in for a very bad adult life for a while.

Agreed. And if they still whine, they need the good ol belt whupping from Grandpa or what we used to get in Asia: Bamboo sword to the thighs.

 

[GekiBlack]

I seriously have no clue why so many young teenagers seem to think they have it hard. You have a roof over your head, I would assume, and you most likely don't have to pay for anything beyond gas if you drive and the occasional outing with friends. You don't have to worry about bills or paying for every meal you eat and you definitely don't have to worry about paying for school tuition. Sadly, all these complications include money, but that's what makes the world go round these days, as they say.

What I am trying to say here is... basically what everyone else is saying. Cherish what you have right now. Your attitude is probably a big reason for many of those who "don't get you" to not even try. And believe me... your parents understand how you feel. They were teenagers, too. It may have been a long time ago, but they do remember. I am almost literally sick of kids who complain about a horrible life when they have everything and I hope you aren't one of them, but I sure as hell know you haven't had to make a decision like "Should I get this tank of gas or do I want to be able to eat for the next few days?" yet. So just buck up, stop complaining, and actually do something about it. Complaining and lashing out do nothing other than make the situation you're in a lot worse and if you don't mature soon then you will be in for a very bad adult life for a while.

I totally agree with you ...

 

[Para_bolic]

Agreed. And if they still whine, they need the good ol belt whupping from Grandpa or what we used to get in Asia: Bamboo sword to the thighs.

Ouch... I totally know how that feels, too... the shinai, that is. >.>;

 

[Kivat]

Let's enjoy our youthful years while we can.

I tell myself that everyday, and it works for the most part. all i can say is prove'em wrong.

grades-push yourself to do better

girls-take one step at a time

parents- try and believe me try to find the meaning in what there saying. Don't take it all negative