Oh lord, you couldn't pay me to go through all that drama and BS again! My oldest step daughter will turn 12 soon, and I know what lies ahead of her. I wish I could just pull her aside, sit her down, and explain to her that the next few years will be some of the most trying of her life, but without a common frame of reference, she won't grasp it. She will have to experience all these things for herself and learn from her own trials.

about my teen years this is the only thing i have to say:

CRAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWLING! IN! MY SKIN!

THESE WOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNDS! THAT WILL! NOT HEAAAAAAAAAAAAL!

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no, the drugs i used to do mean i hardly remember my own name.

wait

shi

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as i teenager i was smart enough to realize i wasn't smarter than everyone else but at the same time i wasn't dumb...i argued with adults a lot though.

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Originally posted by Ygrene I once saw Swamper peel off 4 or 5 $100 bills from a fat roll and say this to Donald Trump: "Go clean yourself up; you look like a bum.". And then he threw the bills right in Trump's face/hair! Then Swamper and his entourage of 30, who were all wearing TA monogramed Rolexes, left the room and flew to Hawaii for a few hours because Del wanted fresh coconut. To his defense, Trump didn't even really look like a bum.

I discovered society when I was a teen, so to speak.

I was a nerdy child leading a pretty sheltered life before that. I studied in a small Catholic elementary school, and I was exactly the way I am now - except I didn't know who I could debate, for example, and I didn't realise not everyone found the elements on the periodic table exciting

As soon as I became a teen, I found myself in a military middle school. It had ten times more students than the cute Catholic school, and the discipline was even more rigid... and that was quite a shock.

At first I was bullied because I was very very naive, and didn't try hard to look "all growed up" as the other kids. It took me just a couple of years however, to go from "mongol kid" to "leader of the pack". I was the editor of the newspaper we had, became popular with the girls (although I always had a crush on "the one" and ignored everyone else ), organised a few parties, prepared mixtapes we would listen on our way to the school and so on... and, during this time, also, I did become less nerdy, although I was still "the kid that spoke languages and listened to weird techno".

Today I'm 50% what I was like during my childhood and 50% what I was in my teens. I was angsty before being a teen, and I still am, so I'd say that's a personal trait rather than a teen thing, in my case. If anything, I used to think that I'd be happier after finding myself a girlfriend and leaving home.

Apparently, I was wrong

edit: Oh, regarding "original ideas", that's a good lesson I learned from Ishkur (yeah, the one from the music guide). He once mentioned that a post of mine reminded him of Hegelian thought and, after reading a bit, I realised he had hit the nail on the head - well, he was talking about Fichte rather than Hegel but, I learnt from him that, whenever I have a great idea, I probably should look it up somewhere, because it probably already exists, and has tons of arguments in favour and against it

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