Typical Middle School Relationships

In my eighth grade, there were tons of people who were in a relationship with each other, and that was actually quite astonishing being that there were only 50 students in my grade. I soon came to realize how many of these people genuinely seem to have little to no idea on how a relationship works. I can not rightfully speak about how to be an ideal boyfriend or anything but I can have knowledge on the things that people should not do. From my experience, there was a new girl in our grade and after a month she dated this one guy. The teenage life is complicated yet questionable. The guy simply asked the new girl to date her, as a joke, and the girl actually accepted it. Of course, this was absurd and I was completely dubious of their relationship as the guy just didn’t seem to have true feelings for the girl and vice versa. The guy simply did it out of the pleasure of having a girlfriend and seeming part of the teen culture of dating. Two weeks after dating, the couple decided to break up and it seemed normal and both really had any regret about the breakup since both had

Middle school was a journey that allowed us to figure out who we are and allow us to mature a little. Growing up doesn’t mean that we cannot act like kids.Someone once said, “Age doesn't define maturity. Some people will never grow up.”

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

The hallways full of lockers, teachers, and students is the start to any academic future, despite the differences high school and middle school bring. High school and middle school have many differences, some not as large as others. From decorated middle school lockers, to the red and black cardinal spirited lockers at the high school, is just one tiny difference between the two (BE10). Major differences include the homework given, how intense high school sports are, and more classes available in high school than middle school. Among the many differences, high school is brought to another level of expectations, requirements, and responsibility. To anyone thinking high school is just something to float on by, will have a rude awakening soon to arise.

Shortly after starting middle school most everyone enters puberty, a painfully awkward phase in their life. As a

Kids in middle school, are enduring a time period in their life where they're becoming teens, who are becoming adults. Kids going into middle school are at a point where boys being friends with girls was somewhat acceptable, to adults thinking if two 11 year olds of the opposite genders are gonna have sex with each other if they're left alone together for 5 minutes.

Many people have changed going into middle school. People transfer schools, make new friends, develop new habits, and become a good or bad influence. Students also change their appearance. Sometimes kids just plainly stay the same.

Middle school is no-one's favorite time. It’s that awkward transition from childhood to young adulthood, where students begin to determine who they want to be. I was a student who kept to myself and devoted most of my time to academics, maintaining only a small group of friends and never straying far from my comfort zone.

Rarely is a relationship in highschool serious. Some understand that some don’t, just like any other thing in life. The easiest thing to have that is close to a relationship in high school is a crush. You can talk about it with your friends. Your crush can even know. But the important thing is there is no commitment. And more importantly than that, no time commitment.That is an argument that is discussed among friends during the week. But it is questioned, is a relationship all together the most important thing to have in life? Or is it possible to find happiness without that special someone? A very mature topic to discuss especially for 15-16 year olds who know nothing. But in the end, an escape from all of the relationship talk would not be a horrible possibility. Sometimes it’s needed and it can get to people. However on a lighter note, AP Language essays can be scary, especially without any

For most people, it is a well-known fact that teenagers and parents do not always see eye-to-eye on some, if not many, subjects. Parents just want what is best for their children, while teenagers want more freedoms than they were previously being granted, leading to disagreements on things such as taking the car out for a while, getting belly-buttons or ears pierced, getting a summer job, and dating. The final example is one that seems to ruffle feathers the most for all parties involved and sometimes it is hard to not take a side, even when not directly involved. And on this matter, many teens would agree that parents should not control who their children date.

Walking through the doors of high school on the first day was literally a blood rush. Everyone was talking about who’s cute and who isn’t, the new kids, who finally hit puberty, who broke up and who got together, and and what happened over Summer. All of the freshman, me included, were extremely hyped up to be considered a big kid. Of course all of me and my girlfriends were looking for one thing in common, a relationship. The high school sweetheart portrayed just about everywhere from books to movies. Of course, he was nowhere to be

As a passing middle school boy, I feel like I need to share my knowledge with you newcomers. Personally I think middle school stinks.

In your letter, you express that ALL the girls in the middle school only care about one thing, their weight. Do you think that is really true? Do you think there are other girls who really feel the same pressure of being thin as you do? I’d like you to think about what you need and love that makes you feel confident. Believe it or not, most boys and girls alike are attracted to people that are confident.

Today, it is not barely to see that girls and boys from middle schools or from high schools holding their hands in public; and it is also very common that a teenager says “love” to a boy or a girl through any ways, either face to face or via social media. As the readers, think about when your first love started. It can start as early as in middle schools. According to “Why Puppy Love Matters For Parents” written by Sue Shellenbarger in 2009, “The romantic ties kids form between middle school and college are important markers of progress toward adulthood.” (para.

As my dad’s shiny, grey, car pulled up to the enormous building with a halt, I unbuckled my seatbelt with a jab. “Bye,” I groaned as he mocked, “Good luck!” Well that helped I thought. I walked up to the big, rusty, opened doors with the vice principal there to greet me. This was going to be a long year…