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"TEEN DRINKERS DON'T GROW OLD"
They Die Young

It is said that teen drinkers or smokers don’t grow old, which others think as a good thing. But the fact is they don’t grow old because they die young. No offense but it’s the truth. But this doesn't indicate that drinking alcohol & smoking is forbidden to happen. Almost 60 percent of teenagers these days are drinkers or smokers, especially for the gentlemen. It’s a bit of shocking but true and a half of this 60 percent is even the educated ones. The risk that teens will smoke, drink, and use illegal drugs increases sharply if they are highly stressed and frequently bored. Others that have complete innocence, thought that doing these things are more likely called to be “COOL”. These things are definitely not cool it’s a perfect temptation for our curiosity to try new things which leads us to a complete waste of life. And so a good thing to do about this is to focus our attention within our studies rather than to drugs, alcohol & smokes. We teenagers are supposed to live our lives fully with use or better yet with sense. There is always a time for everything but this time shouldn't be wasted just for those silly things. Be focused and think of the outcome of your actions first before you do it. Today’s the day to change and it's up to you if you’re going to be the one to start the first step of change or you’re just going to feel nothing about it ‘cause life is what we make it. So think twice and be wise. Remember : It's better to be late than never.

High School: Life or Drama

High school is partly life and drama but to sum it all up it’s a life of drama actually because at this stage of life you’ll finally able to overcome your innocence and step out the door to see and discover new life. Here we should expect lots of possibilities about ourselves ‘cause we will be encountering new people, new challenges and specially unexplainable emotions. High school is the most unforgettable part of our lives

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