Why do teenagers act like they are grown and all that good stuff when they aren't?
Answer:
Because they think they are until mommy and daddy kicks them out of the nest and that is when they come back crying for help.
ADOLESCENCE .. and peer pressure.. hope this helps
Teenagers believe totally that inexperience is no bar to being an expert.
because they feel mature. and to be truthfull some teenagers are mature that they act more intelligent and mature than 20-30 year olds out there.
That's part of the immaturity of being a teenager. The idea of "I'm old enough for..." That's the moment they show they aren't ready yet. But let be fair, some teenager use their brain.
They feel that not only the old must enjoy the facilities of world of internet because it fun and games full
Because too many parents dont let them be kids, so they grow up too fast and have too much to be responsible for. They feel if they have to act like a grown up, they might as well be treated like one.
Because in there very young minds they believe they are grown up. They believe that by the time they feel they can make there own choices they are what they think an adult is.
Also with most adult too, they think they are entitled to be or act a certain way just because they THINK they have a right to.
Who says they are not grown?Yes,they still have to grow but that doesn't mean they are not capable of doing things which grown people do.
Are you trying to be funny? Were you never young? Or still young just trying to understand yourself?
It's just part of growing up. I thought I knew everything at 15, it's taken me 10 years to realise I know jack about life and have so much more to learn. It's horrible being a teenager, you're not a kid and you're not grown up so you cling tightly to your friends and try and find somewhere to belong. I wouldn't be a teenager again for all the money in the world!
Being the father of a 16 yr. old girl no none is more frustrated with this than me. But looking back I think that we all thought that we knew it al back then. As it was in the begining is now, and ever shall be.
Everyone thinks they are "grown up" when they are a teen. I think it's because they have no point of reference for what it is really like to be grown up. They've never been an adult yet, so they don't know what it is like. They can't really imagine that they could possibly ever know more than they already do or be more mature. How do you comprehend something you haven't experienced, yet?
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