Advising Teenagers What to Wear and H0W to Behave in Different Social Situations
ADVISING TEENAGERS WHAT TO WEAR AND H0W TO BEHAVE IN DIFFERENT SOCIAL SITUATIONS
Being a teenager can be very difficult, I know. Everything is thrust at you all at once: first relationships, behavioral changes, new opportunities and especially different styles of clothing and different beliefs. Although you may strongly believe in one certain style of life perhaps indie-ghetto gone hipster but sometimes you may have to change/ town down when in certain environments. Toning down, or changing just for one event doesn’t mean that the world is trying to change your personality.
Formal situations, by far, are the hardest to know how to act in. Having many sophisticated, elderly people around you can be very pressurizing no matter how old you may be. It means that you have to dress, act and speak in a certain manner (that fits your environment). You obviously wouldn’t go to your dad’s work dinner dressed in harem pants. Being in unusual situations means that you have to dress unusually. It also means that you have to act, speak and hold yourself in a more mature manner than you normally would. You should wear formal dresses, suits or any other dress clothes. You should behave in a manner that not only makes you seem as if you belong, but makes your family seem like the civilized human beings they are. If you have many tattoos a recommendation would be to wear long- sleeved shirts/ dresses to cover up as many of the tattoos as possible (especially if they are rude).
Living in restricted/ Muslim countries can be very difficult for many people. Since they are somebody’s religious views and thoughts, it is necessary that they are followed or else, it could lead to punishments and certain number of days in prison (depending or where in the world you are). Usually, it requires wearing clothing that is knee length and covers the shoulders. Although this is the case in some places, others may require the wearing of the national Arabic dress (abaya). Since affection
Being a teenager can be very difficult, I know. Everything is thrust at you all at once: first relationships, behavioral changes, new opportunities and especially different styles of clothing and different beliefs. Although you may strongly believe in one certain style of life perhaps indie-ghetto gone hipster but sometimes you may have to change/ town down when in certain environments. Toning down, or changing just for one event doesn’t mean that the world is trying to change your personality.
Formal situations, by far, are the hardest to know how to act in. Having many sophisticated, elderly people around you can be very pressurizing no matter how old you may be. It means that you have to dress, act and speak in a certain manner (that fits your environment). You obviously wouldn’t go to your dad’s work dinner dressed in harem pants. Being in unusual situations means that you have to dress unusually. It also means that you have to act, speak and hold yourself in a more mature manner than you normally would. You should wear formal dresses, suits or any other dress clothes. You should behave in a manner that not only makes you seem as if you belong, but makes your family seem like the civilized human beings they are. If you have many tattoos a recommendation would be to wear long- sleeved shirts/ dresses to cover up as many of the tattoos as possible (especially if they are rude).
Living in restricted/ Muslim countries can be very difficult for many people. Since they are somebody’s religious views and thoughts, it is necessary that they are followed or else, it could lead to punishments and certain number of days in prison (depending or where in the world you are). Usually, it requires wearing clothing that is knee length and covers the shoulders. Although this is the case in some places, others may require the wearing of the national Arabic dress (abaya). Since affection