Parents and teens

Welcome back, peeps*.
*Courtesy of a combination of a word used incorrectly by youth and exaggerated by parents/general old people
The ancient, famous dilemma; teens and parents.  'Nuff said.  Teens often feel that parents are too possessive and nosy.  Parents see teens making mistakes and having weird quirks, as well as acting out and being irresponsible.  This is proof of aliens radiating us.  Teens see that parents made these mistakes (they made up plenty of oddly used words that are now common).  Parents see teens making up stuff that they don't get.  A consistent theme is that parents think that their generation and time was better than the current one.  


Another theme is arguments.  Teens want more freedom and less hovering from parents.  Parents want more responsibility from teens.  It's a cycle that isn't going to end without one generation beginning a trend of giving up, which won't end well long-term.


The answer is pledging allegiance to the mole people.

John Green

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Greetings, humble students.  And... hi, real people.

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John Green is an author who mostly writes realistic fiction romance novels.  He's apparently quite good, if you read reviews of his books.  According to some he's the Justin Beiber (or however you spell that, sorry to Justin & fans) of books.

However, I've read his books.  They aren't bad.  However, they really aren't worth the hype.  Anyone can write about people making bad decisions (for LOVE).  However, maybe because I'm not a girl, these novels fail to hold my attention.  Would I read it over some books?  Yes.  Over such authors as James Patterson?  Not now.  However, the latter is going with soap opera stories in "Maximum Ride" so I don't know.

Back on topic, I really don't get all the comparison to Mr. Green.  He's good but not fantastic.  Really, however, that's up to each reader.  Don't fail me.  *Darth Vader sounds*