Why Teens Are So Stressed Out

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is very sleepy and aggressive. Most under-rested teens are angered very quickly. School work also leads to a lack of free time. If a teen is always working, he or she will have very little time to do anything else. This leaves desires unfulfilled and hobbies unpracticed. For example, if a teenage girl enjoys playing the piano but does not receive academic credits for playing, she then finds very little time to play after she has completed her required assignments. Then she has this love and talent inside her that is burning to be released, but she has no time to satisfy it. The schoolwork can also lead to mental strain. Teens have to remember not only the information that they are being taught, but also the due dates of the assignments. Then teens find themselves rushing and straining to meet their deadlines. In addition to being in a hurry to get the work done, teens also have to be efficient. With so many things to remember constantly roaming around within the ...

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and a have a perfect attendance record in order to satisfy his or her parents. Now teenagers are not only expected to do more of the things that they are not particularly fond of doing, but also restricted from doing the few things that they do enjoy. With such a frustrating life, most teens confide in someone to whom they tell their problems. Yet as the teen gains more problems to tell, another problem arises. With so many responsibilities and so little time, parents become obligated to restrict or remove the time in which the teen talks to this person on the phone. Then when the teen finally finds some time to get away from it all on a date with a significant other or just going ...

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