Kids "having a good time" isn't the problem.
It's the teen pregnancy, STD's and the girls who THINK the boy "loves" her, and who is emotionally crushed when he gets what he wants and then dumps her.

"Cheesey" wrote:

most guys will say ANYTHING to get a girl to do what they want.

"Cheesey" wrote:

I'm talking about young teens.
Yes, by the time you are an adult, you SHOULD have some idea of what's going on. But teenagers arn't mature enough to know the difference.
I had many friends that would use those lines on girls when i was a teenager. And yes, they worked. And yes, once the guys got what they wanted, they went onto their next "conquest".

"Cheesey" wrote:

Kids also need to learn to RESPECT the feelings of others. Obviously some parents don't instill those atributes in their kids either.

"Cheesey" wrote:

I never understood the whole argument for "distractions" in school. It makes sense but only to a degree. For the most part, kids in school are only going to do as well as they want to, regardless of what they're doing on the side. I doubt you can realistically say that a student with a C average would have a B average if only they didn't play as many video games. It's not the video games that's the problem, it's the focus. If you took video games out of the equation it's not like that kid would immediately turn all that focus to school--in fact it would almost likely go into that kid attempting to get those video games back at all costs lol.

I've always known that if I applied myself more I could do better in school, but I never really thought getting amazing grades was that worthwhile.

"djcubez" wrote: