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lovejoypeace
· 11 years ago
What? Lol absolutely not true. Get 10 years and they are the most insignificant years of your life. Your late 20s and early 30s are where life depends.
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guest
· 11 years ago
I agree with this, I stupid mistake during teenage years can ruin your whole life.
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deleted
· 11 years ago
What kind of stupid mistake are you talking about?
jjohnson21
· 11 years ago
Driving is a big one. A friend of mine just had one of his friends killed in a car accident and the other in critical condition because the 19 year old driver was going over 100 on the highway. That's a pretty big thing to live with for the rest of your life.
guest
· 11 years ago
thats a pretty big thing to deal with at any point of your life, it's unfortunate that it happened, but at least he'll learn his lesson early
jjohnson21
· 11 years ago
Right right of course any time it's a big deal. But that's how he started his adult life, I'm 19 and can't even imagine what he's going through
guest
· 11 years ago
Drugs, Knife crime, Pregnancy etc
deleted
· 11 years ago
Okay, but those things are life-changing at any stage. They don't have much to do with teenage years specifically.
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mgoveia
· 11 years ago
I think "Knife Crime" might be my favorite part of this whole post. Can a brotha get some plastic sheets up in this peezy?
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guest
· 11 years ago
True, but in this day and age, it does.
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deleted
· 11 years ago
A lot of youth crime and teen pregnancy is hyped up, but you are welcome to your opinion. If you truly want to believe that your teen years are the most important part of your life, by all means go ahead.
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iceshard
· 11 years ago
I'm scared now :(
hole
· 11 years ago
all the geeks get mint jobs and respect in the real world, all the popular kids get on drugs and fuck up. True story bro.
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guest
· 11 years ago
I am a teenager
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guest
· 11 years ago
A few years ago I was on the end of a knife coz some guys who were around 17/18 wanted my bike.
gjgraheezy
· 11 years ago
I think ppl just blame who they were as a teenager for who they are. everyone can change
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mergy
· 11 years ago
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This is probably the least true thing ever.
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deleted
· 11 years ago
This. Honestly, high school builds up the importance of your teenage years so much, and then you graduate and realize how much more freedom you actually have. Got bad grades that prevent you from getting into the post-secondary institution of your choice? Take a few adult high school credits or apply as a mature student. Trouble forming social relationships? As an adult, you have greater exposure to a wider community of people who share your interests.
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