The Theme Of Life In Catcher In The Rye

Teenage life for Holden seems to be difficult because he truly believes that he has no connection with anyone. Due to that he alienates himself by not participating in school and that leads him into another hole due to the fact he's already been kicked out of other schools decides to try and take life by the hands and do whatever he wants. Teenage life hasn't really changed over the years. There are still a lot of things that are always going to be the same and Teenager hood is like that. People are always going to do stupid things that get them in trouble and make rash decisions. It’s a tenagers job to make mistake and then learn from those mistakes later on in life. Right from the beginning there are a lot of mistakes made by hoden. The very
The fear of getting old is scary, but it's just one of those things that going to happen no matter what. Instead of freaking out about it more people try to enjoy their lives instead of trying to slow time down. Teenage life was hard for some people as shown for Holden. It was really hard for him to fit in and because of that he wasn’t able to focus like he should have and succeed like he should have. Something that never seems to change is love when it comes to teenagers. After finding out the girl he likes was with another guy Holden flips out and while that may seem like the wrong move to get into a fight with a guy that was with the girl you like. It’s actually a really common thing, nowadays there aren't really fights just more arguments about the matter but love is the one thing that won’t change. As Holden gets older he will finally understand to get the girl he's gotta be stable first and be kind. When he flipped out he flipped out because he let someone get under his skin. “He’s gonna screw your girlfriend!”. After Holden allows for them to get under his skin he’s gone. His innocence is gone in a way because a innocence boy wouldn't flip out on someone just for being with someone they