I'm 15 So That Means... (Page 2)

[Queen_naki5]

For all of the 20-somethings acting like they weren't teens less than 10 years ago: Just because you're old enough to buy liquor and go clubbing doesn't make you a role model. It also doesn't mean that you should be buying it. I'm talking people 25+, not 20 year olds who literally just got out of that teen range.

[Mustachekitteh]

Why would saying boobs have people think your a lesbian?

I don't remember being 15 years old and it being that bad. Actually I remember 15 being an awesome time for me. The only time that started to become hell was between 18-20.

Though you made me think of this song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=updoMIHMBbU

[Starburstsunlight]

Omg thank you!!! I can relate to EVERYTHING you've just said. I feel unattractive too, my body type is curving and all everyone talks about are skinny girls and I feel bad about my puppy fat and not being as pretty. :) <3 Here to talk if you need too. x

[Notreallyhere]

I remember being 15. Your right, it sucks ass and swallows.

Growing up and becoming independent will be the greatest relief you've ever felt, and then you'll get your first bills in the mail and being an adult will lose its appeal real quick.

Anyway I wouldn't go back to my teen years for anything.

[Gerduxas]

31. They cannot decipher between 'your' and 'you're' 😂

But really, it's just an age that everyone reaches and passes at some point. There's pros and cons to everything and I don't see why a specific age should be singled out.

[Mustachekitteh]

Sadly the "decipher between 'your' and 'you're' " Part isn't limited to being 15. :'(

[Gerduxas]

@Mustachekitteh very true. RIP grammar

[Kirah]

"1. No matter what your still conciderd stupid regardless of what common sense you possess."

Perhaps learning proper English grammar and spelling would help.

No offense, but you sound like an attention seeker.

[minnesotakate14]

I'm 14 almost 15 and I agree with everything on here. My dad has this ora about him that scares every guy I meet away. Plus I'm homeschooled so that makes everything 20 times worse. Also, I just got over an eating disorder, but a part of me still wants to go back to it.

[Byakuyarko]

you're 15? Study, study, study... Why? Because you want that awesome SAT score if you want to get into the best universities, studying the most advanced business or tech courses... Trust me, late teens is the best time to be thinking about your career

[WeeGeeTheSecond]

31. You live arround a bunch of assholes and its about time you at least tried to move to another school.
One of the good things i've learned at my 15s is that problems gradualy become easier to fix the more your maturity and independence grow.
Hold the line!

[VegasNewFallout]

You're a baby at 15, what do you expect? Look at your reasoning for hating being 15, it's all immature and unimportant stuff. Hell, you might as well just accept being seen as unqualified for the rest of your life since most men don't care about a woman's opinion. If you think life is going to be any different for you later on in life than now, then I've got bad news for you.

[VegasNewFallout]

Hell, I'm 23 and my opinion means fuck all to older people, it's just how it is. People respect experience, and as a 15 year old you have absolutely none in comparison.

[mutedaisy]

Nah, old people always liked me and would give me money or candy. My experience as a 15 year old was pretty easy. Not to say your personal experience is less valid, just more complicated.

[Anonymous]

I like your cupcake drawing! I hear you about most of those complaints about being 15. I think the main thing to do at 15 is position yourself for awesome success in your later teens and early 20s. You can kind of come up with whatever you want (for me it was getting into a really good college) and then pursue that plan with very little distraction. Plus, you can have fun with your friends!

[amy_rhodes]

İ am 15 too. but i am in turkey. culture effect our life. and our personality is different. so we have a Lot same problems. but there are some differences. i like this myTake.

[pooper89]

I loved being 15. I was full of good ideas. And I really believed they were great. I still look back and think , wow I was smart and knew what to do even at that age. But adults would never take me seriously because of my age.

[cooper1dog]

Sorry, Grammar Nazi here. Considered* you're* you're* you're* you're* it's* you're* wanders* you're* you're* between* you're*

[Grace_Rdz]

https://youtu.be/tR-qQcNT_fY

Chill, you only got a hundred years to live 😊

[OrdinaryGentleman]

Everyone has been there at some point and some of those problems persist into adulthood.
Fret about it,
get over it
you forget or grow out of it
then repeat. That sums it up for what's going to happen.

[Littlett25]

Uhhh I don't have like any of those problems but I feel sorry if that's how your life is.

[ThatBritishLad]

That's because 15 year olds ARE stupid and melodramatic. I should know, I have experience being one believe it or not.

[Queen_naki5]

Not much has changed huh?

[ThatBritishLad]

@Queen_naki5 atomix.vg/.../...t-of-us-joel-antonio-banderas.gif

[devasabu]

You forgot-We're treated like children and are expected to behave like adults.

[26ukdude]

So was I at your age, you guys aren't that hard done by, everyone was 15 once.

[devasabu]

@26ukdude dude it's just a joke. I'm not as stupid as to believe that adults are my enemies. What i was talking about was the fact that sometimes adults tend to be a bit "too" controlling in a situation which we're 100% sure we can handle. And then there's the times when someone's asking for opinions I make a perfectly valid point and it gets ignored. Some adult says the same thing 10 min. later and everyone's like "why didn't I think about that?" and I'm like "what the heck? I just said that!"