Typical teenagers

Typical Teenagers As a teenager I think that it can be really complicated to understand adults. Adults never really admit when they’re wrong and most of the time they want to be right. When we’re younger we normally agree with what adults say and never complain even though we think that they’re wrong. The older we grow the better we know. The relationship between my parents and I can be really complicated. I always argue when I think that I am right and always want to have the last word. When I was younger I never really talked back but when I became older I always want to be heard and be right. My parents can be helpful but sometimes I feel like they do not give me enough space. The also understand me at times but not always. The older we grow the more stubborn we become and the less ‘’powerful’’ the adults become. We always have our own ways and it makes it harder for adults. When we’re younger it is easier for parents to tell us what to do, but not when we’re older, for example: when I was younger my mom always wanted to help me pick what to wear and most of the times made me wear what she thinks was pretty, although it is not something that she can do anymore without me complaining. I never really wear what she tells me to wear because I don’t feel that it is modern enough. I think that if teenagers and adult want a better relationship, they need to understand each other better and give space to each other. I also think that there should be less stubbornness from both teenagers and adults. Adults can also be stubborn at times and want to be right all the time and have the last word. I think both adults and teenagers should change. It is okay if adults would love to share their opinions but they shouldn’t always expect that their opinions will be heard. As a teenager I think that we can be ignorant and naïve but also respectful towards our adults and if they really want us to take their advice we will take it but not always with pleasure. I think everything is worth a try and there shall be more understanding between every parent and their child.