Mephistopheles (2014-05-14 22:48:16)

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The stuff you're listing isn't a lot of work at all.

Do you plan on going to college? Because you're going to need to get used to more work than that.

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AntiChrist (2014-05-15 01:48:23)

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Chilldude335 here has it figured out.

Teenagers aren't developed enough to feel actual stress until they are around 20. You don't really have stress. Nobody here does. It's an adult thing.

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TREEhugger101 (2014-05-15 03:15:08)

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I get anxious and worried and stressed over little things.


-I'm currently failing Chemistry
-Extra large landscape portrait due by this Friday
-4~ writing projects due this Friday
-Two more hours of community service due Friday
-Gotta teach at the pottery studio on top of all this

So, yeah. I do enjoy the art stuff, though. But I procrastinate too much.

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Mephistopheles (2014-05-15 18:25:13)

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Each generation becomes more lazy than the last. Tsk tsk.
Society is going down the crapper.

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AntiChrist (2014-05-15 20:08:50)

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@DaniFantasy

"Uh no"

Really? No evidence backing up your statement? Kids don't have stress. That's the way it is. Deal with it.

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ED (2014-05-15 22:10:18)

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^ u do it

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Mephistopheles (2014-05-15 22:36:33)

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Alright, kids have stress. But it's definitely not natural stress. Kids weren't nearly as "stressed" years ago. They didn't have the internet and all these distracting factors.

There wasn't as much drama or ostracizing as there is now. People get stressed over image and popularity because of the media. And is it really that bad that kids are getting more school work these days? Face it, if you're a kid stressed over work you're just lazy. Get off the internet and stop procrastinating. We're all guilty of it, I do it all the time. Adolescent stress can easily be avoided.

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Jason2k14 (2014-05-15 23:10:17)

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Obviously us teens can be stressful. But we're not experiencing the real kind of stress.

But anyway, I'm a bit stressed about school. We recently took both math and ELA state tests, took a SS MOSL, a science MOSL, and an ELA Mosl. And next week I'm taking 4 MOSL's for Math, the week after that is when I have the NYS Science Test for like a week.

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AntiChrist (2014-05-15 23:20:25)

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Ah... I probably should have mentioned this before. You guys are probably confusing what you call "stress" with frustration or just plain fatigue.

What actually stress is isn't an emotion. It is a ache in the shoulders or back that only adults can have. What teenagers call stress these days, and I don't know why is just frustration, anger, etc. I learned this from a health teacher in a class I got strait As in.

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Jason2k14 (2014-05-15 23:54:03)

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^ I have a B in Math.

I'm passing all my classes.
U mad?
Or nah?
Mad now?


"Sounds like a childish thing to worry about, but video games are pretty much my stress relief" Facts ! Sometimes ..

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carlos11 (2014-05-16 00:48:20)

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You know what relieves stress?

Sexual intercourse. It releases some endorphins or whatever. An orgasm a day keeps the doctor away.

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carlos11 (2014-05-16 02:32:32)

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^In my opinion, math is the only subject where you don't need the teacher. All you need is the textbook and/or the internet. I never have "I don't get it" moments in math because there's no need to study. The subject sort of explains itself.

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carlos11 (2014-05-16 03:07:46)

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No, I'm currently taking Algebra II. Pre-Calc is next year. If you're trying to prove a point, it's not working.

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carlos11 (2014-05-16 03:21:49)

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If you want I can tutor you.

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Jason2k14 (2014-05-16 11:00:50)

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@FluxerCry Thanks. When's your last day of school? If you still have a little more time in school, you could probably raise your grades up before they distribute the report cards.

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