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@USA-FIRST0

10 ай бұрын

neat

@orcaman1353

10 ай бұрын

The theory that you liking kids shows as a teen will get you bully. Bruh, I get bullied for it more by family and people online then actual in person people, so people were wrong about that. Please tell people who think that to shut up

@dangeldoll

10 ай бұрын

how is this comment “9 days ago” and the Video is posted 2 days ago?

The stereotype of being against parents all the time when sometimes they are wrong and never listen to us or we just want to suggest something

@LeonardoHamato

10 ай бұрын

Omigosh Yess, like, I'm 19 and my mother still acts like she knows more than me on stuff, she's even argued with me on something she's never studied before in her life, art, it's practically a profession of mine at this point and she argued with me on colour theory, art supplies and the actual names of the primary colours when colour mixing And then when I hold those grudges for years, finally get some backing evidence, she tries to gaslight me, she's always changing stories too and then she claims I'm gas lighting her like she's not the one with literal brain damage She's a hypocritical narcissist istg

@HarvestLockwood

10 ай бұрын

It doesn't get better. I'm 28 and my dad still doesn't listen to me or respect my opinions. :))))

@daykibaran9668

10 ай бұрын

@@HarvestLockwoodit’s because they think they are older, they should know more, in some things they may have more knowledge/wisdom but not in everything. I myself am 37 years old, and acknowledge that someone who’s 12-15 years old could know something that I don’t know. Next problem is that parents forget at one point that they were the same way, and knew something already at that age

@jonathanpatterson2798

10 ай бұрын

Nothing has changed much.people seem a lot softer.each generation probably thinks that.

6:36 this part hits SO hard, I also hate how my mom says: "I had to work in a cotton field since I was 8, and I don't want that for you children." But then complain about how we have it SOOOO good and were ungrateful brats for telling her about our childhood trauma because she had it worse as a kid, that's true we do have it better BUT our life isn't sunshine and rainbows either.

@melissacooper8724

10 ай бұрын

Well, whose life is sunshine and rainbows anyway?

@Lunch2391

10 ай бұрын

just how old are you for your mom to work in a cotton field since she was 8?

@doubletrouble4766

10 ай бұрын

Actually for that same reason we have it worse then they did in some areas Like you said, some call us ungrateful brats, say that things are so much easier for us I’ll give my thoughts on it, it’s easier to make friends with other young people our age because of the internet, it’s easier to learn, it is NOT easier to adjust to an adult lifestyle Wages are lower, thing s cost more, if you didn’t start in at least a middle class family, unless you do something great you aren’t going very far We have to really use the best of ourselves to progress in life and do anything now, especially with all the crap we take from older generations thinking we have it so much better

@Elvenpath

10 ай бұрын

​​@@doubletrouble4766​ I recently saw a poll that supports this. Baby boomers and millennials were asked how much you should have in the bank by the time you're 30. Boomers said 30 year olds should have $100 000 saved and Millennials said $5 000. Gen Z was also included but I don't remember what they said, they were more optimistic than millennials though.

@doubletrouble4766

10 ай бұрын

@@Elvenpath reasonably speaking, if you don’t make a lot of bad choices I think you can save $20k not easily but doable for most by 30 Which is at least in my area a big enough down payment for a house

As a 13 year old, I’m very lucky my mom put me in good private schools and now public schools. As I learned sometimes it’s not the schools putting pressure on you but it can be other teens. Teenagers and kids in general are horrible with each other so keep your real friends close because only they will support you.

@GiordanDiodato

10 ай бұрын

yeah, I can relate to that.

@oliverohhh

10 ай бұрын

agreed

Similarly to the last story, I have realised that being “cool” means to be disrespectful and idiotic and to make the lives of everyone else horrible. The worst part is that they are rewarded for that in my school in a way, the teachers don’t do anything and there is a couple who are student leaders, all I hope is that when the real world greets them, they will be stuck with a trashy job and struggle because they don’t know how to act.

@lordxgaster1577

10 ай бұрын

As much as I want that to happen too most likely they’ll get a high paying job because that’s how it unfortunately works but one can dream

I’m 17 and I believe the worst part about being a teenager is the disconnection and how we are constantly going through historical events. During 2020 nobody was able to talk to each other except for online so kids and teens weren’t able to learn the social skills or coping mechanisms that they are supposed to. The world still seems like it’s ending so it feels easier just to block everything out. In my experience it has been nearly impossible to make friends my age in person even to this day. People don’t really trust each other and nobody goes outside. We are still trying to figure out who we are and what we’re going to do with our lives while having to worry about if we’ll even get to live long enough to do so

It is honestly depressing. Knowing that you'll never be as financially secure as your parents, living in a planet that is unraveling itself, and having the constant pressure to get a career that makes money. I want to be a filmamaker and make the movies I want to do, but I cant tell people that because then they'll assune I'm just a future failure and want to convince that my dream is going to end badly. Everything about this world has to do with money, we cant do what we love without worrying if we'll make enough money, if we'll have a house, etc. I'm depressed, anxious and hate everything about it.

@lordxgaster1577

10 ай бұрын

I feel you a lot you’re saying what I’m thinking Hope thinks turn out alright for you

@BlackoutGootraxian

10 ай бұрын

Feeling very similar. I just feel like we dont work to live anymore. We live to work now. Our entire life is either about preparing to work or going to work. I hate it and i dont want to be a part of this in the slightest. I have species dysphoria because of it. 99.99% of humanity simply works for the 0.01% and makes them richer in one way or another. I am not from the USA, but why do you think its called the american DREAM? Because its just that. Just another trick to convince us that what we do is the intended way of living.

@Versomme

10 ай бұрын

​@@BlackoutGootraxianThe more you think about it the less terrifying a future where robots take our jobs sounds

@RedPanda495

10 ай бұрын

@@BlackoutGootraxian exactly. We are incentivized to dedicate our lives to work, to have side job, to have a company. What if I don't want a company? What if I dont want to spend all my life working just because? What if I want to give something the world? I'm not lazy, I just want to be something in the world, not to live for something I don't love and someone I dont care

@starmenslayer6949

10 ай бұрын

And I want to be a game dev, but a big part of my family is trying its best to ruin it for me. Truth is they're probably being realistic, but getting your dream job is often unrealistic by nature, especially when it comes to film-making or developing games. That's why being realistic is useless in this case, you're only gonna reach mediocrity. You think people who revolutionized cinema were thinking realistically? Nope! They were all probably considered crazy in their youth. I don't think your dream will end badly, and neither will mine! You're gonna make bangers!

What sucks about being a teenager this day and age is the sheer moments of stupidity we sometimes have to see

@ceewood3358

10 ай бұрын

Yep! and I want to apologize to every kid under age 25 who has to vote for the Ridiculous old fogies available now---Stupidity does NOT age well. I seriously don't know how we got to this point in history!!

I hate how nasty people are to each other. Instead of lifting each other up and celebrating each other’s accomplishments we are putting each other down.

@G_de_Coligny

10 ай бұрын

Bucket of crab metaphor. Everytime one get to the edge the others pull him down to try to climb resulting in everybody staying at the bottom. Misery loves company and all… everyone love a loser, “one of us” anyone getting ahead is a cheater or a nepo kid. And to be honest, I have nothing against nepo kids, use your assets to the max… goes up even to the whitehouse…

All of these are great points that people should think about, but the BY FAR worst part about being a teenager is the fact that you’re never taken seriously. I don’t just mean in terms of opinions or workplace, I mean you’re not allowed to have problems because “you’re just a teenager!” People remember their teenage years with such glee, wishing to be that age again, because of just how lucky they are, so “how dare these kids not understand what great positions they’re in?!” I know my life will get worse once I’m an adult, but that doesn’t mean that my life right now is easy. I’m allowed to complain just as much as you are.

The real answer is yes

The "what do you want to do with your life?" question is the worst. I'm in 11th grade and I still don't know, and every single random person asking DOESNT HELP

"I don't think I'd have been in such a hurry to reach adulthood if I'd known the whole thing was goung to be ad-libbed" Said by Calvin's dad in Calvin and Hobbes, written by Bill Waterson, 1988.

No one taking you seriously when you say, "Im depressed", "I think I have an anxiety disorder", or "I'm thinking of offing myself". We're told to "stop being lazy", "stop attention seeking", "it's all in your head", "others have it worse than you", etc. If we come to a trusted adult saying stuff like that, PLEASE TAKE US SERIOUSLY! DON'T JUDGE US AND HELP US BECAUSE THE REASON WE CAME TO YOU IS BECAUSE WE TRUSTED YOU!!

No longer a teenager, thank god, but I do remember one thing - You're always treated like a kid OR adult whenever it's convenient. Whenever something is required of you, "You're a grown boy now, you should take the responsibility" but whenever you want to actually be taken seriously for ALL the work you put into things, people can just handwave you as a person

OK, obligatory "Not a Teenager" (I'm in my 40s). That authorities were more "relaxed" in the old days. Yes and No. We did get away with a lot more. We didn't have tracking apps on our phones, and there weren't a million cameras everywhere. If we got drunk at a party, there wasn't some shit head posting it to social media, and if that had existed back then, we'd have beaten the ever-loving shit out of the kid who pulled out a camera at party and risked all of us getting busted. They would not have survived, lol. That one is on you kids for not kicking their asses, lol. Don't post photos and videos of yourself doing stupid things and you'll get away with a lot more. But a lot of the stories you hear about the 70s, 80s, and 90s are embellished. Time has a way of making things in your past a lot more interesting with each passing year, lol. Don't take all those stories at face value. And keep in mind, even the true stories are just a part of what happened, nobody's telling you about all the shit that went wrong and made us look stupid, lol. But we did get in trouble a lot. Despite all the advantages we had with less surveillance and whatnot, that just emboldened us to do even dumber shit that was harder to hide, so we still got caught all the damned time. Back then, minor infractions would be ignored more, but most infractions were a lot more severe than today. It's kind of a wash in the grand scheme. Also college is a scam for many of you. Don't buy into the bullshit. Sure, if you want to be a doctor, lawyer, teacher, researcher, etc... you need college. But do the math first. You can get hired for $60k a year right out of high school in many of the trades. So weigh that against 4 years of college. You're 22 and have earned a quarter million dollars over 4 years, working as a mechanic, plumber's apprentice, etc, vs owing a quarter million dollars to student loan debt, only to land a job that likely pays closer to $70k to start. Assuming about a 40% average salary increase over 10 years in both vocations, at what age will they reach parity? First, if you can't do that math, college isn't for you. But do the math. How many jobs are available in your chosen field of study? Are those jobs at risk to outsourcing or automation? Will you need to relocate to find a job in that field, and if so, are you willing to? These are questions you need to have answered before you apply for college. College is right for many, but it's not for many others. It's a major life decision, it requires planning and consideration. "You'll never get a job without a degree" Bullshit. That's said by teachers making $50k a year, they know nothing of sound financial planning, lol. I actually don't hire many people with degrees because frankly, they expect more money than the job is worth. They want $150k a year to do a job that's only worth $75k, tops... which I could outsource to India for $35k. They don't get the job. But 5 years in, and most people, even without a degree are making double what they were hired at anyway, once they are proficient enough to take on more difficult and valuable work. Even if the guy with the degree takes the job at the going rate, they never stop job hunting to focus on the job they have because they believe they are under-valued. They're not under-valued, they were just hired to do a job that isn't worth that much. You're not paying someone $50/hr to scrub toilets, no matter how qualified they are, lol. Do not under-value yourself, but also realize you are not good at gauging your own worth, so look at labor statistics etc and build a career plan that suits you. NEVER WORK FOR FREE. Unpaid Internships are for morons. Universally, without exception, Anyone who tells you otherwise was either stupid enough to fall for that themselves when they were a kid and are just too embarrassed now to admit it, or they are actively trying to exploit you. If someone even suggested that to me, I would feel justified in physically harming them. Their balls would be kicked up into their throats. Same thing with "late" paychecks. In my mind, pay that is 5 minutes late is justification for homicide. There is no valid excuse for that. None. Ever. You will be paid in full and on time without exception. Do not accept any excuses. Never relent on that, even if it costs you your job, because those fuckers aren't reliably paying you anyway. Do not fall for that. The people who think that's alright are spineless, dickless parasites who should be ushered into an early grave. They have no value, they are not human, they cannot be redeemed, their word means nothing at all, and never will again. You have to stand up for yourself, because those people are out there and they will take advantage. The Generation Gap... I'm "technically" Gen-X, by a cunt-hair. Right at the cut-off line between that and Millennial, though in practice I'm more Millennial. The whole battle of the generations is bullshit. Don't blame boomers, that's just dementia from breathing leaded gas fumes in many cases, lol. The ones who criticize you are just pissed off at the world and looking for someone to blame. When it's not you, it's a political party, a prominent media figure, the guy down the street... being old just makes you pissed off in general, lol. They'll always find someone to blame for it. This was true of their parents, and their parents before them, and so on, all the way back to the dawn of time. Nicolo Machiavelli mentions this the preamble to his Discourses, published in the late 1500s. It's the same shit, always has been, always will be. Don't take it personally. You'll get there too one day. Someday your great grandkids will have interactive animated video/audio tattoos that Sexualize anthropomorphic capybaras performing analingus while singing in some trendy new music style that sounds like a cat fell into a blender. Instead of influencers with Brazilian Butt-Lifts, it will be technocratic prophets getting Kyrgyzstanian ass-cone surgeries, to make your butt look like a "sexy" waffle-cone, lol. You won't get it, it will make no sense. It'll piss you off too. It's going to happen. Buckle up. If not that, it will be something weirder and more annoying. The future will have many strange butt things to confound and infuriate you, I'm sure of it. When you get there, try to remember this time, right now and tolerate it with a bit more grace than the majority of your peers. That's all you can do. There's really no need to get defensive or justify yourself to those you will outlive and replace. Just focus on being a better replacement for your predecessors. By virtue of your age, you have already won by default. You are assured the last laugh... until your kids come along, then you're fucked... and they'll blame you for everything, and that's what will piss you off most, lol. Nobody wins this game. Get used to that. Hell, Gen-Z confuses the shit out of me already, and Gen-Alpha is just weird beyond my comprehension. But I don't see anything in those generations that is cause for concern. They're mostly good kids making the best of what they have. The occasional indiscretions are common to all youth. Just be cool, handle your own shit with dignity and accountability and try to give your kids more than you had, and don't judge them too harshly. That's a proven formula for success in all generations.

@TrashPandaRaider666

10 ай бұрын

I think I needed this, thanks.

13: I blame No Child Left Behind. aka Bush Jr's Bullshit law 18: This kid is gonna hate college.

I'm nearly 50, have a kindle e-reader, my kids friends ALL come here, I have a caravan in my garden that is my teen/young adults "playroom" 😁 I'd rather they were here being silly than out and being silly!

@emnorfolk5559

10 ай бұрын

I also have online friends in Switzerland, Australia, Austria France, Spain, England, New Zealand, South Africa, America and Canada.

As a 17 yr old, knowing that it will be insanely difficult to purchase a house and being able to have the money for the necessary expenses with crazy inflation.

About the work places wanting 20 years of experience from a 25 year old: I got turned down for inexperience once. I work in a field where they legally can't long time hire anyone who doesn't have a master's degree. I was less than a year out of university at that point worked as a short term sub in the field in 4 different companies almost weekly and had been doing it for the last 2 years of my studies. So I had 3 years of experience working as a sub. They basically said I seem like I'm really good at my job and know how to do it, but I don't have a lot of work experience. I get that they want someone with more experience, but why did they even bother with the interview because my application clearly said I have been qualified to do this job for less than a year and haven't yet worked anywhere long term.

Those tracker apps are the dumbest solution possible. I knew two girls in HS who had an early version of those (graduated 2012) and both of them had kids before 20 years old.

My dad blew up his math teachers door with a homemade cannon in high school. I have pics but he only got a small suspension

#41... I destroyed my health and happiness due to compulsive sleep deprivation because of the high expectations in the US that is assumed normal when it is in fact not realistic. I am 38 years old now and I still can't go to bed at a decent hour because I never feel like I am doing enough to be accomplished or to find success. Don't do this to yourself, folks.

Adults lusting after you. I am an adult now but I remember being sexualized by grown men from 10 years old on up.

@uhhhhhhidk4695

10 ай бұрын

Dawg that ain’t normal

@dennisahlarson1584

10 ай бұрын

No it's not, but it has been a thing since ancient times. The sad thing is that we adults try to warn teens about adults like that, but many fall for the charm. I have talked to many young girls about being aware of groomers and keeping themselves safe. I can only hope they listen.

The pressure to grow up when you just turned 13

I love how the person who wrote this episode is so defensive over every claim 😂😂

@oliverohhh

10 ай бұрын

haha same!

Also when we have trouble and elders say that’s nothing compared to mine and put down our troubles

@GiordanDiodato

10 ай бұрын

I think that's every generation. Source: am a Millennial

To the kids complaining about the cost of college, remember community College is just as good, and trade schools are nothing to scoff at.

@oliverohhh

10 ай бұрын

yea trade schools can be a good option

It's GOT to be that if you are hastled online, or do something Stupid online---it's Memorialized forever and you can Never live it down. In my day, especially as an Air Force brat, all we had to do was leave town--and we moved every 2 years!! The Hardest thing about settling down in one place, was knowing that you were now stuck somewhere forever, so God help you if do something stupid and Pictures were taken...!

@theravens_keeper9146

10 ай бұрын

Right? I'm insanely paranoid of people posting weird/bad pictures of me that were taken without my permission. I hate it. I dress in a goth/ earthy punk style and people think just because I dress "different" that means they're entitled to take unwanted pictures of me.

@lordxgaster1577

10 ай бұрын

That but also add bad takes you had as an edgy teen that you clearly moved on from but somehow people are still holding you accountable for

@theravens_keeper9146

10 ай бұрын

@@lordxgaster1577 YEP. Like whoops, I made a mildly uninformed take, guess what? Your brain is super good at learning. And over like 4 years you can turn into an entirely different person through education. It's irresponsible at the least to hold people accountable for things they already apologized for at the time it happened

@BlackoutGootraxian

10 ай бұрын

Kind of like how popular people's carriers can be COMPLETELY shut down because of an online arguement they had 12 years ago.

@lordxgaster1577

10 ай бұрын

Oh I agree one one hundred percent@@theravens_keeper9146

I'm tired of people saying gen Alpha (my generation) will not be able to grow up and get old, it's really annoying and makes me anxious

@b6b6b6b6b6

10 ай бұрын

Everybody will grow up, even though it takes a very long time. And kids are growing all the time. A lot of people say things that don’t make sense. XD

I'm 23. I have disassociative amnesia and so much trauma that I couldn't go to college. My dad and cousin are the only ones on his side of the family who graduated college. And everyone calls *me* a loser. My mom's sister got married to a "manipulative loser" (their words, even tho the words are true), and he has a gambling addiction. My cousin didn't know that they couldn't even afford to send her to community college until the day she graduated.

15 year old, the worst part is probably having friends that can drive, but you can't, even if they're older by only a couple months.

@oliverohhh

10 ай бұрын

i feel you... I was the youngest in my grade too

@awildjared1396

10 ай бұрын

I kinda just happened to make friends with the seniors

As a teenager i feel like i have to many expections, and there is pressure from every direction and each different pressure contradicts itself

Dude the debt thing is for real. We need to start having better financial education in high-school.

1:36 No it isn't every generation. The increase in helicopter parents is very much a recent thing. Just one lifetime ago most parents expected some of their kids to die before 5 years old. It was unavoidable. Yes, they kept their kids away from disease and such, but playing outside and doing your own thing was considered normal. I don't know the amount of stories of my mother climbing something and falling onto something sharp and still being allowed outside she has told me, but it is a lot. 60 years ago really was a different time when it comes to how cautious parents are. In fact one of the suspected causes of the increase in allergies is parents trying to keep everything too clean and safe for kids. Our bodies grow used to allergens by experiencing them in reasonable amounts early on in life (or so the story goes). So no, parents were not as helicoptery back then.

The box cutter one, that should be illegal to kick someone out of school for something in their car.

#38... I agree and can concur that college is not nearly as valuable as it was in the 60s, it has become glorified high school, and you are also correct that grades have no basis on varying forms of intelligence so much as rote memorization.

Everyone thinks as soon as we hit puberty we bocome lazy, horny, dumb and jerks. Most frustrating thing ever

I'm not a teenager, but one thing hasn't changed since I was one: Most teens are monsters. Any teen with empathy is ostracized.

“High expectations from parents comes from every generation” Tell me you had parents who cared without telling me you had parents who care.

Guys, you don't need to work toward becoming someone elses bitch. If you have a skill, use it to get money without asking someone else for a job. Even if you end up making less, it's more rewarding. Money is easy to get, it's a side effect of hard work. In your life you will notice that people who don't have money, generally don't try very hard. If youre awake, you should be chasing your goals.

I'm 14 and this made me cry. My parents were calling me insane, but they just don't understand.

@sparrow.6392

9 ай бұрын

I’m 22 and trust me you aren’t alone in any of that. When I tell my parents I don’t want children because of how bad things are not just for me or the world in general the throw in my face that I’m ‘the only one they are hearing talking like that’ when in reality there’s only one or two other teens they interact with that are children of their friends and they don’t understand or refuse to accept how horrible things are.

This is mostly for teenage males your expected to do the best in every thing you do and it so stressful than when we're seen cutting ours selves and than it's our fault how f#@ked up our lives are. From your local 13 year old

@mysurfing3550

10 ай бұрын

Everyone has hard lives. If someone tells you it's specific to gender they're conning you.

my answer is that being outside is made miserable due to how far everything is and because of climage change

Another is everyone only wants to be playing video game all day long and whenever I get off cus it’s gotten boring I’m stuck by my self because everyone is to involved on their screens and no wanting to have family time

Cool ain't nothing but a temperature.

I majored in math and computer science. The branch covidian lockdowns happened as before I could start my cool new dev job. Now I work in fast food and cry myself to sleep.

as a almost 15 year old currently its probably one of these 2: 1. doing all schoolwork, my 2 weekly part time jobs, singing lessons, maybe badminton lessons, in 2 weeks one of the more important school project that'll last the full year, getting decent grandes because i dont want to do this class again, and still needing time for hobbies and a bit of family. i've only had a couple of real school days, yet this is probably gonna be my biggest struggle. 2. hating myself because of me not reaching my very high expectations of myself, doing not terribly, but not great in school, and hating how i look. im just slightly overweight, probably being in the best catagory on the bmi scale when i age up, yet still finding myself fat, coupled being probably trans and hating atuff like my legs, hips and boobs, and you get a terrible self image.

It sucks about what happened with the student and her bio teacher, but some states have laws against recording someone without their permission, and there are reasons for those laws. And sometimes those laws are to protect you. The whole thing is unfortunate for that student though.

Going to a good college, sorry about student debt, acne, weight, depression, and other junk

@lordxgaster1577

10 ай бұрын

Are you my twin?

Yeah, the good old "You have to be good at the thing that i prohibited you to do" As always

My parents never tell me anything, and when i 'loose' something i didnt was important or didnt know they had, they blame it on me. Maybe its wouldnt be lost if you told me you had it!

Sucking at doing up shoes. Get slip-ons I wore them for most of my working life. There are many now that are smart and suitable for office wear. If you need boots or walking shoes, keep on practicing.

i feel the ones about being expected to go to college and become someone big and fancy and noteworthy. it wasnt until covid hit when i then got to really have time to think and not be worried about school and all that stuff that i realized that isnt something i want or desire. i dont think college is for me personally but everytime i voice that someone older then me starts telling me about how itll get me a great job or how itll be a great experience or just dismiss me and say im being childish or to not be scared of it when im not, i dont see why i should go into debt the moment i leave the nest just to get a fancy piece of paper when i dont even know what i wanna do with my life. cant i just want to get a job that pays the bills and have my passions lie in my life outside work?? why do i HAVE to be some big deal or achieve greatness when i can get a job that supports me and lets me be happy instead of making me go through 4 years of stress only to still start from nowhere and stress about a job or a place to live????

So, except social media, nothing changed...

When you realize that those comments were 9 years ago

Im sorry but as a 30-year-old, I can still remember when the media was calling millennials everything that teenagers today are talking about. So I guess I would have to say it looks like things haven't really changed. To those that might be in their teens, the stereotype does not change unless you make older generation remember what was like to be a teenager.However do remember old generation had different problems when they where your age to. Example my mother had to live before the civil rights laws.

Story 34 is so relatable.

Changing schools for the first time for me half of my friend group went to a different school so you have to make new friends or try to make do with the ones you still have

Yeah, I get these stereotypes. My mom kinda rushes me, but if I tell her that I need a bit more time, she doesn't pressure me as much. Since I'm mildly autistic, the greatest tease from her is the boys( I'm almost 20, and still don't have a boyfriend, not that I mind now; my mom was 24 when she gave birth to me&already married).

Yes, yes and yep.

As a 18 year old I'll say the worst part of being a teenager is being queer in any way. Don't get me wrong, I love my trans and gay ass. But I'm exhausted of 'adults/elders' trying to prove that I don't exist, that I'm faking everything, that I'm 'too young to know'... It's exhausting, saddening and terrifying to see politicians and preachers and others figures holding a certain amount of power over other people yelling at us that we 'deserve to die' while calling their assholeness a 'religion/path of God'. And what I mean is that I despise people who use their religion/moral code/whatever to justify their hatered towards us. What did we do wrong? We were born? That is not our fault! Scream at our parents, accuse them of 'making their children in the wrong way" or something. Just let us live. Let us love. Let us breathe. Nowadays being queer is... weird? I know it used to be WAY, *WAY* worse... However now it seems like the world is devided. One part of the world loves you, accepts you, wishes you the best, would kill to protect you. Part two would like to see you in prison. Or in a grave. And you're just stuck there, in between, not knowing where to go to get help. And it most countries (like mine! Yay!) it's pretty expensive (or impossible) to get the treatment we (the trans people) need. I hate that people refuse to learn, they refuse to let go of their beliefs and just accept the stuff that they come across. And it isn't about my community. It's about the world. Right now there's a child calling me slurs in comments under my drawings because I stood up for myself and called out their bs. They called clownfish a mammal (yes, you read that correctly) because they said that transitioning is 'unnatural' and I responded by writing examples of animals that can change their gender. The same thing is with antivax people, flatearthers and many others. If people (especially older ones) could just learn. They have all the world's knowlegde at their fingertips yet either don't know how to access it or just simply refuse to access it. I hate that.

Your expected to be responsible and act like an adult but your not given a chance to be responsible and your treated like a child

#26 -- As a matter of fact both teen pregnancies and crime (on a national level) has been on a steady decline since 1990.

Grandpa s be like: I had to walk 20 miles up hill both ways while fighting a dinosaur that had a laser gun on 1 leg and his other leg was starting a business

I wish I could say that I’ve at least had a period of my life where I thought the world was great But I always knew from a young age what the world is, I’m First Nations, my family is First Nations, my mom took me away from that life after I was a couple years into elementary, but I can’t say it doesn’t affect me, I see what it did to them and I don’t have much family that I know, I’m mostly alone except for the few close to me and kids in school have always been rough, nobody ever really knew how little elementary mattered or how little small annoying acts of other kids in school were, they took everything like it was a big deal and none of it really was I knew that and they didn’t so naturally I didn’t fit in well By this point in time I feel like I’m a one man army, I’ve learned to keep my mental health in check and not need emotional support from anybody else, I’m not perfect but I will never let myself fall dangerously low, not long enough to do damage anyways That’s a bit of me as a teenager

By 7th grade I didn’t give a fuck about my grades, I did do good but often I would have a D or F but who gives a shit? It’s just ink or pixels

Losing two years that were vital to growing up to a global pandemic (pandemic happened when I was in 8th grade)

My worst is crushing and being aroused at 15 due to being full of testosterone and immaturity.

Basically, the penalties for all sorts of nonsense that parents used to do are much higher today and the reaction from the same adults who used to do it themselves is much more extreme. You are 14 and go camping with friends without an adult chaperon. It used to be a completely normal weekend, but today you are treated like that Either you are a runaway or inform the youth welfare office straight away because if children are left unsupervised like that there must definitely be a problem. If you are female you will find yourself at the police in no time and they should assume that you were sexually abused no matter how many times you say that nothing of the sort took place has.

Being a teenage redditor.

To the "last" virgin of his friend group... There's a VERY good chance that you're actually just the honest one. 👍✌️ If so, this will pay dividends later in life. Honesty is one of our rarest and most valuable resources and adults recognise it. It'll screw you sometimes too. But "clean hands" will help you take that on the chin. All the best. ✌️

Girls expectations 6ft 6 figures 6 inches

@BlackoutGootraxian

10 ай бұрын

And the girl is just a 5/10 copy and paste looking mf

@SNOW_THE_WOLF

10 ай бұрын

naw man I just wanted to be loved respected and have some one who wouldn't yell at me or hit me and I got that so I'm happy idk why other girls want a Greek god

@teaadvice4996

10 ай бұрын

@@SNOW_THE_WOLF because you're either virtue signaling or not normal

@SNOW_THE_WOLF

10 ай бұрын

@@teaadvice4996 I literally went with any dude who would be nice to me 💀i literally ended up with my current boyfriend after joking saying after he broke up "I can be your girlfriend" and here I am I've been in a relationship with him for 1 year and 6 months

@s.opalburnham8037

10 ай бұрын

I just want I guy who can reach the top shelf in the kitchen because I need to stand on a stool to get there. Also, six inches is sort of a biological thing. The farther you can reach inside, the more likely a girl is to get pregnant, cause the swimmers don't have to go as far.

Being expected by the old farts to live in a world that no longer exists. I’m not a teenager anymore, but I remember this hell all too well.

As someone who is currently a teen your part of the problem in saying stuff like oh the previous generation went through that and worse you aren't a teen anymore dont speak as if you are a teen and speaking for all teens

To be fair, I'd argue most teens still somehow blow this type of thing out of proportion. The entire 'my parents don't understand me' argument isn't baseless, isn't hard to understand and isn't a new problem. Considering half the stories said the same thing, it's very clear (even more so now) that teens are lacking self awareness to the world around them, instead just complaining about parents like most teens I know do. Kind of shocking that no one my age can have an intelligent conversation with their parents about something

Let's go im kinda early also if the creator of the channel sees this then i hope you know I love your channel

The world we live in is entirely unnatural. For the vast majority of civilization, life was much simpler. If you needed food, you find it. Shelter, you build it. Not it’s illegal to find your own way

take it from a teenager **SCHOOL.**

Minus the technology specific stories, a lot of these stories are things that most, or at least the generations after Boomerhood, went through. Though a couple seem like gender inclusive "-I'm- not like OTHER girls." statements.

16:45 Exactly I have a friend that was trying to flex that he got higher grades in Spanish ela and math (I was higher in social studies ) and s science we both had As but in every class I didn’t turn in homework at all I still got bs and cs I got carried by the test he got as and bs cuase he re did the test and he was flexing in Spanish cuase I’m Mexican then I tried to have a conversation in Spanish he didn’t say anything

To the OP that turned 20, wait'll you hit 30, it's even better! 😏

I do argue about the environment damage one due to the fact it wasn’t previous generations that caused it but corporations trying to save a buck. Then the social issues is something we need to leave emotions at the door and focus on facts. I saw people using peer pressure with social issues by saying if you don’t agree with them you are a white supremacist just because you wanted to focus on facts over emotions. I agree with the sentiments and punishment where it belongs but facts are facts.

real.

I'm in my 30s now and all their problems seem exactly the same as the millennials. We didn't get participation trophies, but other than that, it sounds exactly the same. lol

School. High school, College, it's all the same these days. I cannot begin to tell you the horror stories of teachers that are either pseudo-activists forcing political and societal opinions down students' throats, or uninspired hacks 100% just in it for the money (and it isn't even paying that much, from what I hear). And don't even get me started on insultingly-low passing standards or the mountains of student debt in the college scenario.

You keep saying that all teens do bad stuff but that isn't true my acted like a child and the most rebellious thing I ever did was watch cartoons and eat leftover Taco Bell that my mom brought the night before. I had so much anxiety around my window that I wanted it to be boarded up and whatever panic attack at the blinds were open while I was sleeping. You never know who could be looking at window or who could break open that window and do who-knows-what it's something I'd scream a lot. I never went out of view of my house because I was scared I'd get lost and kidnapped and tortured. When I was around 17 I finally felt okay enough to go down to the store and back but it was winter so it got dark earlier so I ran back will having a panic attack every little noise and every car made it just worse it took me awhile to leave the house again for anything that wasn't riding the bus to and from school. I still have the problem where I had a panic attack and I won't leave the house for a while and my grandparents would just pick up groceries and I'd pay them I live in apartment above their house so it's a lot easier than convincing you to go outside. I should probably stay I have autism too so calling me a young adult never went well I always insist I was a child. All of this anxiety is the result of an autistic child being exposed to the let's not meet subreddit at the age of 14

11:12 honestly something is wrong with this world for people to let teenagers have children it should be illegal it's honestly one of the lost disgusting things ever and people have normalized it

No offense to anyone, but I think you can think 911 for the box cutter, one sadly to say

Missing all the good music

Im almost 13… Oh no

this post was made 9 years ago in reddit boss

It's not the "same", things like entitlement have gotten worse with each generation, those alive longer see a bigger trend.

Lol

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Ridiculously fake stories

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@Stun_seed6

10 ай бұрын

nuh uh

@Stun_seed6

10 ай бұрын

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