Grummer
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Oh wow, what's mindless teenager. :roll:
don't be so judgmental!
Oh wow, what's mindless teenager. :roll:
don't be so judgmental!
I don't have to sympathize stupid teens who have no life, even their parents too.
I don't have to sympathize stupid teens who have no life, even their parents too.
What do you mean that teens have no life? The teens are still young and growing, and life is like never end.
you are too spoilt to notice, I see...an elitist much?
I don't care about what are you saying.
its more like you haven't got a clue
its not words, its intellect
She is only 13 years old... not mature enough to be independence yet. Doesn't mean she has no life, she is still under the parent's nest. I would agree that there is something wrong with discipline in the house.. or the parents missed something on the girl's behavior. If she is 18.. that would be different story but she is only 13... doesn't mean she has no life.
Perhaps this might be a lesson for the parents of early teenager kids and need to spend more quality time with them instead of having them spend more time on the social media. Social media is bad for young teenagers and children... unfortunately there is a lot of exposure to technology these days such as video games, computer games, social media, etc. Old fashioned is already a thing of the past and technology is quickly changing things around the world.
I couldn't believe that 13 years old make decision to commit suicide and they are too younger to make those decision. That why I said this teen didn't have a mind to make a justification to commit suicide and you are correct about her parent has a lot of problem.
I blame on whole family and it is very new to me about internet addiction could leading to suicide. If her parent know that she has mental illness or depression so she should admit to hospital and get treated early.
There are a lot of immature teenagers on WoW and they spammed in chatbox, so I know that none of them have a life. The game is fun but it is not cool to spam the chatbox or prank on other players.
Sadly, we hear more teenagers her age commit suicide by bullying, desperation, abuse from family members. It's just a sad thing that someone could not help the suicidal teenager til it's too late.
It's not always the parents fault but this one could be avoidable if the parents do it in a different approach and to be there and help their kids. Teenagers tend to be very sneaky behind their parents back to do something that is not supposed to do.... certainly I've sneaked behind my parents back to watch tv more upstairs or stayed up late to play with my toys or something.
Online addiction is one thing that parents needs to look into monitoring and limiting the online activities. There is sports in school they can participate such as baskeball, baseball. There is so much that we don't now about in the article... not enough informations and several questions we have in mind.
Yes, I grew up in residential deaf school that where internet is severely restricted and no one could play video game during school week. We weren't allowed to carry TV to bedroom and we were required to wear school uniform, even all middle school and high school boys were required to shave their face - no beard or mustache allowed. No earrings allowed for boys. It was extremely sheltered and go to town is severely limited.
I know about what you means about teenagers and I have seen a lot of teens at mainstream school went to party all night and it was really crazy. I spent a lot of my time online when I was senior and was addicted to internet, but I managed to finish the school and it was no fun.
Sadly, we hear more teenagers her age commit suicide by bullying, desperation, abuse from family members. It's just a sad thing that someone could not help the suicidal teenager til it's too late.
It's not always the parents fault but this one could be avoidable if the parents do it in a different approach and to be there and help their kids. Teenagers tend to be very sneaky behind their parents back to do something that is not supposed to do.... certainly I've sneaked behind my parents back to watch tv more upstairs or stayed up late to play with my toys or something.
Online addiction is one thing that parents needs to look into monitoring and limiting the online activities. There is sports in school they can participate such as baskeball, baseball. There is so much that we don't now about in the article... not enough informations and several questions we have in mind.