Teenagers are here!

Teenagers. So misunderstood, striving to be an invidual and be heard. It's not hard to communicate with teens, all you need to do is REMEMBER. Remember what being a teen felt like. Remember how it seemed like you had so much to worry about. School, home life, and most of all, the most important thing to a teen, their friends. Most parents seem to have forgotten what it was like back then, and how our friends affected everything we did. For the most part, most teens are on the right road, excelling good in school, making plans for the future, summer jobs..then there are the ones, (like I was) who seems to flounder and fight their way through life. Not quite getting what it is they're supposed to be doing, or NOT doing. Most of their friends are outcasts, like themselves, and you can tell who they are. They're the ones with the multicolored hair, or clothes that have to stand out and say "look at me!!, I'm not like you!"  Disruptive in class, and at home, using music as stress relievers and making it the number one thing in life. This is where things get hairy. What teens don't realize, because