Reply To: Reply To: Annoying teenagers

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JayLa
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I find acting out to the point of annoyance in public to be ridiculous. I would never act in a way that would make people assume I am something that I am not. I have a lot of respect for my friends, the public, and myself and acting out in a somewhat negative way gives us all a bad reputation. It’s ok to be wild in your own home or at a friend’s house but in a public place where people pay to see a movie or see entertainment is lame. I am annoyed when you go out and see a movie with that special someone and the teens behind you are loud, obnoxious, and rude. Not to mention in stores, restaurants, and parks ECT. Not all teens act this way but the ones who do need to realize that people want the same respect that they give. So if you’re in a movie or walking around the mall keep your voice at a normal tone and show some respect. Respect is earned not giving so to eliminate teenage stereotypes that mar a teenagers reputation cut the crap in public and clean up.

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Name : JayLa, Gender : F, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : Brazilian, French, Religion : Catholic, Age : 17, City : Philadelphia, State : PA, Country : United States, Occupation : High School Student, Education level : Less than High School Diploma, Social class : Upper class,