The Love Of My Life

`In conclusion, If you know William Shakespeare you know the play “ The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet”, a tragic story that proves that love makes teens do crazy things. I have found evidence that teens make lots of risky discussions. Also this concludes some of the beliefs that people have on why teens take so many

Relationships are quite eccentric and interesting because relationships are full of ups, downs, twists and turns like roller coasters. Every little thing in a teen's life can affect as well as change the outcome of a relationship, making it either good or bad. The relationships teens have with other teens as well as other people of different age groups will always be with them and so it is important to have good relationships with everyone. It is important to be in a healthy relationship, meaning that the 2 people in the relationship are honest, trustworthy and respect one another. In April 2014, more than 4,900 teens were surveyed by Stageoflife.com, and it is said that 94% of teens believe in true love. This means that a lot of teens spend

Teenagers contain a lot of anxest and one thing their mind ponders on is finding love. For example, Romeo claims to falls in “love” several times before he meets Juliet. With that motive in mind when the two met they

Teens face many challenges in today’s society. “According to a 2010 report from the centers for disease control and prevention, one in three teen girls and one in four teen boys who’ve been in relationship have experienced dating abuse” (Dolgoff 1). Violence in dating remains a significant problem for teenagers due to the lack of relationship experience, sexual pressures within society, and harassment through social media. This could scar a teenager for the rest of his or her life.

In conclusion, we need to realize that the issues of teen dating violence as increased over the years due to TV/social media and songs. We need to educate our teens at an earlier stage on what an unhealthy relationship is like. The parent also needs to know that teen dating violence is an ongoing problem and so have talks with their kids on what is a healthy and unhealthy relationship. We need to see that relationship are not always like fairy tales we read or

This paper is to research teen dating violence and how it has or will impact many young women’s lives. How dating violence in today’s society plays important role in relationship among teens, while adolescence should be aware that victimization take place a lot with and abusive partner. While it can have an emotional attachment behavior with adolescence, and while interviewing Jamie Morris on her abusive relationship. Adolescence need to understand that there is preventive measure that they can take to get out or be aware that they are in violent relationship.

My chubby face gazed up at my mom, who was the love of my life, and proclaimed, “This is the worst day ever because the other girls are mean and it’s raining outside.” I leaped from puddle to puddle in our pothole-infested driveway after my first day of third grade at a new school, loosely holding my mom’s hand because I trusted she would never let go.

Highschool, the place where students change mentally and physically, become stressed and complain over homework. But there is one significant change which anyone who went to highschool can relate about. No matter which era you belonged to during highschool, every student develops a feeling and sense of love, which often leads to relationships. They find their ‘sweetheart’ and ‘true love.’ We also see reationships only in films and books such as ‘Highschool Musical’ or ‘Degrassi.”(Thesis) Students should pursue romantic relationships during highschool because it has a jovial effect on an individual and can teach/experience having a relationship in the future. Although many students today are in a relationship, they are most likely to conceal their lover from an elder such as parents and guardians. Many students fear the consequences they will have from an elder, such as their possessions being confiscated or being labeled a disappointment. Many elders, primarily immigrants to western nations condemn the association of youths. There are many reasons why, such as religious or cultural rituals and laws. But many of these elders are not aware of the benefits a relationship can have on students.

It was a year ago when my life was completely different. Every face I saw looked of one to be traitorous, inside of myself, I saw a demon who could only treat others with disrespect and malice. I was broken, empty and betrayed. I was all alone. In July of 2016, everything in my life fell apart as I started to become more and more depressed by the minute. My life wasn’t inherently bad; I was healthy, my parents cared for me, and things were moving along perfectly fine, but there are things that can cause distress in the human mind and so many happened all at once sending me into a spiral downward.

Humans are naturally inclined to explore the unknown and get to know more people. Some of the people they meet they may feel attracted to and care to date them. This is completely normal for the average human to do. Where it becomes a bit more complicated is in the teenage demographics. Teenagers tend to try out relationships to see what it really takes to be devoted to someone and to practice relationship skills for the future. These decisions made in adolescence will shape the decisions that will be made in the future. Literature plays a fine role in displaying effects of teenage romance. In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet work to build a relationship at a young age, but because of their complicated family problems, it ultimately ends in disaster. While it lasted, their relationship serves to teach them newer concepts and helped them to grow new and healthy traits. Despite the potential heartbreak, romantic relationships are a healthy part of teenage development.

“Pitter-patter, pitter-patter”, my 20 years old uncle holding the umbrella for me, while I am busy shedding tears. About 0.6 miles of walking in this extremely muddy road, to get to our car. Plenty of people from our village were crying and following us to the car, it almost felt like there was a death in the family. It was a dream for everyone but a nightmare to me. My heart kept yelling at me saying “look back he’s here”, I knew it was lying but I was compelled to look back. He wasn’t there, I looked back, he wasn’t there, I looked back, he wasn’t there. My 12 years old heart was begging to Allah to see him for one last time, but you don’t get what you always want. We left for Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, it was a 5-hour car ride, which I was unconscious, during most of it. I had no idea about America, nor the difference between “America and the U.S”. All I knew was, the life would be better in America. Though I wasn’t excited about coming here at all because I would have to leave the love of my life. My family assumed that I wasn’t serious about our relationship, but he meant so much to me. I would go to sleep saying “you love me or not, I love you”. Someone once said, “you will know what true love is when you can give someone without expecting anything in return”. I was crying nonstop before the day of our flight. Just the thought of not seeing the one person, whom you gave the most valuable thing from your little life, was hunting me down, every time I inhaled and

Everyone has that best friend they believe they will have forever, they plan out their future together, but that can all come crashing down. That is what happened with Jason James and I. Jason was once my best friend, practically a brother, we did everything together. I was always there for him, in the times when he needed someone the most. Jason James suffered from depression, like me. Because I knew exactly what he was going through, we became close. But there was always something off about our friendship. It was always about him. One day I got a text from Jason saying he needed to get out of the house and just talk. I, of course, sprang to action. I picked him up and we got ice cream and talked. I let him talk through what was going on, and gave him the advice he needed. Then a couple days later I was having a rough day, and I just wanted someone to talk to, I texted Jason hoping he could help. He said he would come over, and be with me. But when he got there all he did was talk about him. Everything I would say he would turn it around and make it about him. Although this did not happen all the time, it did most often. Jason James was a negative influence on my life because our friendship was only about him, he blamed me for every problem he faced, and he never truly cared.

Running on the vast, open field with the glimmering sun trailing behind as it descends behind the tall prairie grass, my friend Laura Ingles Wilder and I would play for hours. Although our lives were separated by many years, I followed her journey and experienced her life through her novels. My love of books stemmed from my mom. Since before I could read, I would lose track of time as she read the tales of Laura and her family to me as they traveled across the country and built new houses wherever they landed. After my parents divorced, my life began to resemble the Wilders’ nomadic lifestyle as we bounced between rentals every year for seven years until my grandpa helped us purchase a townhouse of our own in a better school district. Since that stage in my life, I have continued to use the books to carry me through difficult times.

There’s usually not a lot of words that I could use to describe myself whenever people ask me to tell them about who I am, but for this letter I’ll make it work! I guess I could start by telling you a few things about my family, so here I go. I live with both of my parents and siblings in a quite small house with a German Shepherd dog. As you know, both of my siblings--- Augustus and Ellen--- graduated here in DMCI a few years ago. They’re doing really great in university, well except when they have exams because they tend to stress a lot. I’ve done many things with my siblings, and I guess that’s the reason why I got to know and got the chance face my fears. As for my parents, they exposed me to different things in life that I could potentially love or hate, which is what made me who I am today. While everyone else made me realize the important things in life and that is living your life to the fullest, just like the summer I had this year.

Maybe, teenage love is just a strong feeling two children feel for each other who are both naïve and innocent and blind, who do not understand to love someone is not only about liking someone or taking care of them but also about protecting the one we love, being responsible, being brave, always being there when bad things come in life and who can possibly know what future holds. Love is great and more than just feelings. Nevertheless, teenage love is still