Adolescence_And_Stereotypes

Adolescence And Stereotypes Today, many teenagers are under constant pressure of stereotypes. Those types of people are defined as shallow, naïve and sometimes uncompassionate youngsters. Most of the problems come from their common failures to take social risks and the possession of an open mind. We are all one student body. Yet, we are so separated in many aspects. Much of the stereotyping exists, because of our inability to look past appearances. Many designers make up new fashions and trends in clothing, which often increases the competition for and identity of a teenager. If you don’t fit into a group’s clothing style than chances are you can be excluded from it. Different hair styles sometimes dictate the authority among peers or if the person is worth knowing to be friends with. Your friends could simply reject you, because of the look of your pimpled face. It is natural, as a part of a growing process, but your peer groups might have a complete different opinion about that. I remember a friend of mine came up and told me how he was excluded from a group based on a simple thing as his own look. I believe, it is not fair to be rejected, based look, girls, remember, friends, always, teenagers, teenager, sometimes, society, roles, people, part, own, much, looks, identity, guys, group, excluded, different, dictate, days, come, clothing, boys, behaviors, because, beauty, based, among, youngsters, young, yet, worth, within, while