Teenagers

They think they are all that. They think they need to be trusted, but really I would trust a 7 year old more than a 13 year old. And the worst thing is a 12 year old think he's a teenager when he is obviously not, and wont be for some time. They think they deserve responsibilty, but they need to earn it like their younger, smarter sisters do. They think they are all that and a bag of chips, but really their just over emotional, physcotic, "the whole worlds against me!" saying, I CAN CHANGE THE WORLD, "I asked for peaches not pairs!" children. They think just because there now...__teen that they are now on a whole other level, but they are not. There all 13 going on 3. Its so irratating. They are always jealous of there smarter, younger, generous, more advanced sisters. It can get so annoying. I am so sick of it. I get good grades, he retrieves a fumble and now we are suddenly on the same page? NO! What has society come to, where because of age...which is really just a number, and not a sign of maturity or greater stature, we are seperated into divisions and groups. You dont just become a man when you turn 13, you become a man when you act like one, when you except the consequences for your actions. And research has proved that most boys dont hit maturity level until they are about 15 years old; while girls hit maturity at about 10 years old. I am so bothered by that double-standard. Well at least I can still right this blog, beacuse society hasnt (evolved) and "revised" my first ammendment! I hope you agree that there is hardly and difference for a hair pulling 3 year old to a hair pulling, hell raising 13 year old. Until the next time I have to type this hard,

Madison Shipp at BLOGGER.com