Thursday, April 29, 2010

Do you know any songs for a teenage mother?

I want to know some songs for a teenage mother, they can be depressing or happy I don't care.Do you know any songs for a teenage mother?
anything soots me as long as it isnt pointless. i am 15 and i proudly have a 2 month old baby girl. i like kenny chesneys there goes my life just becasue it soots the situation that teen parents are in and in the end it turns out to be totally worth itDo you know any songs for a teenage mother?
Does Jme stand for Jamie? I'm just wondering. Ok, well, theres teenage wasteland by the who. But, pregnant teens like the same sort of music as any other teenagers.
the kids arent alright by offspring
Lol there really are no songs about teen pregnancy but try this one





Piece of Me - Britney Spears
Baby Mama


Fantasia


see this link


http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story鈥?/a>
Backseat of a greyhound bus


Two Pinks Lines (not realoly about pregnancy but related too)


im sorry i cant think of anymore
frenzal rhomb-all the kids are having kids
well this one is kinda more about a teenage father, but i still like it. its called:





there goes my life - kenney chesney
';It's The End Of The World As We Know It.';
Team America Theme song
It's not specifically about the teenage mother, but ';Paradise By The Dashboard Light'; By Meat Loaf describes a guy and a girl in a car who have sex at the age of 17. The girl ends up getting pregnant from it.
There's a new artist named Kate Voegele. Check her out; her voice is amazing!
can i live by nick cannon
baby mama by fanstia
plummet - damaged %26lt;3


I loved that song when I was pregnant. It summed up alot of emotion

We need ideas for a product we can produce and that will appeal to teenage girls?

I need some ideas of some ideas for a product!! We are designing a product and business plan at school and then selling this product to our fellow students. I need some ideas and tips for a product we can design, and that will appeal to teenage girls, moderately easy for us (our group of 4) to produce, and popular. EG cool awesome tote bags we can sewWe need ideas for a product we can produce and that will appeal to teenage girls?
you should make candy g-strings many teenage girls would like that. You would make them like how they make candy necklaces.We need ideas for a product we can produce and that will appeal to teenage girls?
Teenage girls... Hmm, well as far as I know they are usually bothered about outward looks. Try some thing that deals with cosmetics. Or some devices that aid in using home made cosmetics. I don't know if you would call a magazine a ';product'; but if that ok then a health facts booklet of sorts that makes sense to you guys. Try the home made cosmetic stuff, perhaps you can take help from grand parents and/or parents.
For something a little more original, how about a Teenage Body Shaper? I'm not saying that we should give these girls bad body images but when I was a teen I got a little pudge gut, but all the body shapers on the market looked like they would be more at home in my grandmothers closet.
I'd go for accessories, something with lots of sparkle and bling


a teenage version of a Barbie
you can try body lotions,sun glasses,perfume,high heels,mini skirts,blouses, but you can produce all those things but you can get sun glasses,body lotion,perfume, and maybe skirts or blouses if you could afford to produce it.
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  • What do I do with a disrespectful teenage girl?

    I have a step daughter who does not want to live with her mother but has little respect for her father. It makes me mad because he will tell her to do something and she will say no. She is very lazy,unhappy,rude,mean and evil acting. It's hard for me because I was brought up in a house of yes mam no sir. To have a child tell her father'; whatever get out of my room,mine your own business';. Or she will just say rude things ex. ';Like don't touch me'; if he tries to get a hug, get out my room and slam the door in his face, demand things and he will do it, but the day before she threw the phone to him is disstressing. I want her to go live with her mother. Because she wont dare try that with her because she wont put up with it. How do I get her to want to live with her mother?What do I do with a disrespectful teenage girl?
    WELL I'M ALSO 14 AND I THINK SHE SHOULD NOT BE TREATING YOU THAT WAY. IF I WAS ACTING THAT WAY MY PARENTS WOULD SO TAKE ME TOO BOOT CAMP. SINCE WHEN HAS SHE BEEN ACTING THAT WAY WITH YOU? WHAT YOU SHOULD DO IS TAKE HER TO BOOT CAMP. YOU DONT DESERVE TO BE TREATED THAT WAY. YOUR PROBABLY A GREAT MOTHER. NO MOTHER DESERVES TO BE TREATED THAT WAY. OR TAKE HER TO ANGER MANAGEMENT CLASSES. OR GET PROFESSIONAL HELPWhat do I do with a disrespectful teenage girl?
    boot camp?! harsh! what this girl need is a stepdad-daughter talk. something inside is bothering her very much and she needs love, not to be forced out of ur life!!

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    Have some serious talks with your husband about this. He is not doing her any favors with allowing the behavior, but he has to be the one that makes the changes. I have the same problem and things are finally start to get settled down. One of the problems that you will find is that your husband wants to be the good parent in a divorced family that means he wants to be her friend. What your step-daughter needs is for him to be her parent.
    You are a adult you shouldnt be asking advice for how to raise your step-daughter. I have a step mom I dont listen to anything she says cause shes not my mom.
    it sounds like she's resentful of you and her father's relationship. despite the fact that you were brought up in an era of discipline and respect for your elders, you have to remember that this is the 21st century and adults must earn respect from their offspring in order to get it back.





    i don't think the answer is forcing her to live with her mother as this is yet another rejection by her father. standing nose to nose with her will not work . she has her own personality with her own wants and needs. try addressing a few of them. just remember, she's a child and needs some guidance, not bullying. try and be a little sympathetic towards her; her family has broken down and she feels pushed away. i realise this is gonna be hard. what was she like before you and her father got together? if she's always been hard faced then nothing's ever gonna change anyway.





    good luck!
    If you feel you don't get the right answer about how to get her to go to her mom's, here's an idea%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; Since she does need help, there are places where she could be sent to teach her better behavior. A foster-daughter I had was sent to such a place (by DHR), due to her constant misbehavior. It was a long time ago %26amp; I don't remember what the name of it is, but it was like King's Ranch, only for girls. They don't let them out till they're of age and/or unless they reach a level of behavior that is satisfactory. The girls are under constant supervision... they believe in using certain methods that teach them good behavior. You could check with Methodist churches or DHR %26amp; see if they know of such a place in your area.
    My mother always say Ur Neva to old for a whooping.
    If she wants to act like a little brat, then treat her like a little brat. Take away everything except the bare essentials, and then let her earn back privileges and possessions with correct behavior. Also it takes two, he (the father) has to be with you on this, or you’re just the “badguy”. Just remember it will get worse before it gets better.
    I feel that there is deffinately some type of anger issues that she is holdin in. I think that you should all sit down as a family, and discuss what is going on with her. Don't threaten her with sending her to her mother, but do talk to her father and let him know that he is not makin g the situation better by just doing what she says. He is the adult, and he needs to let her know that.
    sounds like there is something really wrong with her you should look into some counseling for her or something. You need to get to the root of the problem.
    Well, talk heart to heart with her, and MAKE her listen if you have to. Phyical force may be necessary, and you will have to discipline her. You have to let her know that acting that way is NOT OKAY. Speak firmly and don't let her control you. Also, talk to her dad and ask him


    ';Why do you let her take advantage of you?!';
    Remeber your place first of all: you're the STEP-mother. Not the mom herself. Try having your husband's ex and you and your husband get together and discuss the issue. See what approaches or advice she may have for you guys. Being disrespectful at this age only gets WORSE and it's good that you're concerned and trying to fix the problem now. One step in the right direction! I would go ahead and see if you three can talk out what might be a good solution; maybe spending a month with her mother and having things get straightened out will be an option. Grounding, yelling, punishing won't always work in the right way and might send her into a even larger rebellion. Go ahead and get together. Have your husband talk to her and see if maybe there's reasons for her bad attitude towards her...such as unforgivness, past problems that have yet to be mended, problemes at school, friends, it could be anything and it could just be a way to get all the anger out. You said that she demands things and he does it, but that is NOT the way to go and it sounds like it's part of the problem because everytime you give her what she wants just to calm her down and get her to stop being so disrespectful is leading to more of that because she knows that she'll get what she wants when she does throw and a fit and demand things. I would say all in all, the three of you parents and step-parents need to talk things out, then all of you need to confront her (and if not all of you, then JUST your husband because sometimes bringing yourself into the mix may be a problem because you're not her mother but mainly her step-mother and hopefully when your relationship gets better a friend). Just keep going at it and hopefully you guys can all work together to fix this disrespectful stuff now.
    you poor woman.she needs some therapy. you and your husband need to attend some tough love courses.it will be hard but if you dont fix this how is she going to survive when she is grown.even though she is mean and nasty she is still a child and you need to help her. best wishes to you.
    gounrd her butt for a year
    Your stepdaughter does'nt want to live with her mother,because like you said,her mother won't let her get away with such nonsence. She's acting out at her father,because he's with you,and not mom. Your husband has to put her in her place,letting her know,that the home he has made for her,also belongs to YOU!. (Note:) You did not mention how old she is.


    If she's a minor,then she has no choice but to obey his rules,and yours,or go back to mom. If she's a teen,then she has to learn respect and honor,and rules should be put down,before she starts doing things that will hurt her,and the family.
    Its not about sending her back to mom, its about dad realizing he is the adult and she is the child, and you are the adult also in her life you married into it and if shes living with you disipline her. She is doing this to see what daddy with do when you cracks the whip. when he puts his foot down and she still refuses call the police and they will put her in a place she wont want to be. and dont fight with her causing a pushing match that wont help





    just tell her its either we work together as a team or you go back to moms and if she doesn't want that then let her spread her wings and think about it





    its your house your rules and even if you are a stepmom you have to be the adult 2





    but tell your husband to get some balls about hisself and grow up and be a dad not her friend (cause who would want a 30 + old friend if your 13+)
    does her dad want her to go live with her mother. If not then u gotta either deal with that ***** or leave her dad. It's gunna suck for you but u gotta remove her needs (well to her they are needs) this may sound crazy but, discontinue your Cable/Sattelite, get u and ur man cell phones and take the phone outta ur house, dont cook dinner or buy things that she will eat, make her NOT want to be there, do stuff thats boring to her like have ';movie night'; where u and her dad watch a movie alone IN THE LIVING ROOM. also if she has internet...u might have to get rid of hers wich means u might get rid of yours too but sacrifice, or put the computer in the living room or somehwere where EVERYONE can see it. Just make it the most undesirealbe place to live for a teenager. GOOD LUCK
    This is Daddy's problem and very likely his fault. He needs to get over whatever guilt or self esteem problems he has that are preventing him from being a parent to his daughter. You say that she doesn't get away with this with her Mother? That tells me that there is a communication problem between Mom and Dad. I find that a united front is the only way for my ex-wife and I to stand up to our children. It's a very old truth that a house divided cannot stand. That doesn't mean that divorce has to lead to division. They gave birth to her together and until she's on her own they are responsible to parent her together. You are in a hard position. If you push to hard against the husband your screwed. If you push to hard against the daughter your screwed. All you can do is say what's on your mind then step back and let them sort it out or self destruct.
    theres nothing you can do. she's a teenager she's grown up herself and she's on her own now. you as the stepmother can't %26amp; shouldn't do anything.
    send her to brat camp
    This girl is a normal teen these days. She is


    acting out and really looking for love. There is


    a flip side to love, hate and she doesn't know it.


    Her acting out is the flip side. I would suggest


    some councelling with someone who can relate


    to teenagers. Her going to her mothers could be


    what is needed and maybe not. Her attitude will


    not change no matter where she lives unless someone


    can take the time to listen to her, and role model


    what is acceptable behaviour from a adult perspective.


    There are a lot of self help books too if you want to start


    building a relationship with this young lady. She is going


    to be around since you are going out with her father.


    Building safe bridges are a solid foundation to happiness.


    Life isn't always cut and dried....love and respect go a long way.
    Talk to the father about it why is he letting this happen if he doesn´t do anything about it then tell him to send her to live with her mother......tell him you feel very bad with this situation and that there has to be something you two can do about it.....
    it sounds like she needs an old fashion but whoopin...and that dont work send her to a boot camp..or juve..she will change her ways after that...


    and when she demands stuff dont get it for her..make her get it her self..and when she says rude things thats when she needs a but whooping..well thats wut my parents would do..so try that..
    Dad needs to start, not giving in all the time, sounds to me that shes is spoiled and dont understand the word no!!!!!!!! expecially from dad he needs to step up and be a dad and not allow her to do the things shes doing and if she wants to be disrespectful, i would start to take away things like cell phone, radios, computers, and etc, and not allow her to go anywhere!!!! Then I would make the rule if she cant behave there then she can just go live with her mom, that might help too cuz if she knows you will pack her bag then maybe she will quit with the behavior, also dad needs to learn the word NO!!!!
    That's awful. Not what she's doing, but that you would rather circumscribe her to feelings of not being wanted then help her. You should want to help her, not send her off.





    She is dealing with serious self esteem, trust, and familial issues. The fact that she isn't living with both parents has to be hard, she may feel that her mother doesn't want her or is neglicting her. And, I think it's safe to assume you don't want her.





    Maybe you should attempt to reach out and communicate with her. Go to women relief shelters and volunteer with her, etc. Show her that there are people who have it much worse then she does, etc. Just try to do right by her and your husband.
    Have a private talk with her, try not to get n her case and definitely don't yell 'cause that will make it all worse, ask her what is wrong and try as hard as you can to fix it.
    errr...how old is she? have you considere that she might be really upset about you being in her dads life or her parents not being together? even when families are happy etc teenagers are still evil. i was pretty evil as a teenager but my parents tried to ignore it as much as they could and im very nice now!


    i think its pretty heartless of you to try to ship her off somewhere else because you find it hard to deal with. what about her relationship with her father? and how does she act to you. adults need to show kids respect if they want any back and it doesnt sound like you respect her at all.


    try starting with that
    2 words-----%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; boot camp
    Are you from Maine? Reason why I asked was....my step-daughter acts the same. She's the same age and she has no respect for anyone, net even herself. Her mother(Grandmother adopted her at birth and her real Grandmother) has tried everything and my step daughter could care less, if she gets pregnant.


    Just to let you know, you're not alone here.
    she might be going through some things in her life and she might not know how to express her self to u or to her dad. Maybe she will come around soon. if u ask her if she wants to live with her mom don't be rude it will only make things worst.
    hi as a step mother


    u never talk between she and his father.always be firm and show her yr strategy,and never forget


    smile,u should be patient and somtimes change yr position think how it is hard to accept a step mother.god help u.
    Maybe you should have a talk with him and have him no longer tollerate her actions. The only way to change her behavior is to change the reactions to her behavior

    My teenage daughter wants to spend some time this summer in a third world country as a volunteer.?

    Does anyone know any reputable organization that would facilitate this goal?My teenage daughter wants to spend some time this summer in a third world country as a volunteer.?
    Yes, I know a great organization! It's 'Free the Children', started by Canadian Craig Kielburger in 1995 when he was just 12 years old. His organization has grown by leaps and bounds and they are now the ';largest network of children helping children through education in the world';. Their website is http://www.freethechildren.org





    Craig's been interviewed on countless TV shows, including the Oprah show a couple of times and has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize several times.





    Free the Children has a related Leadership Academy where they do offer trips to several countries. For Kenya they recommend being at least 14 years old, however for school groups there is no minimum age requirement. Before going overseas with them, they recommend taking their 'Take Action! Academy', which is week-long program, held in a couple of different cities in Canada and also in Beijing. I took a group of teens from the Middle East to this academy and it was absolutely incredible! The website is http://www.leaderstoday.com/





    For other ideas, here are websites that give thousands of opportunities:


    http://www.volunteerabroad.com


    http://www.transitionsabroad.com


    http://www.idealist.org





    Most of them have a minimum age of 18 years, however if you go with a parent there are some that allow teens.My teenage daughter wants to spend some time this summer in a third world country as a volunteer.?
    The Peace Corp.
    If your daughter is under 18, all of the programs I know of will be closed to her, although some may allow her to go if you are willing to go with her.





    As an unskilled worker, she will need to be prepared to pay her own way entirely: her flights, in-country transportation, health insurance, accommodation, food, security, translators, training, staff to create the service opportunities and to supervise and support her in the service, liaisons with the police and local officials, etc. Because of her age and lack of skills, programs like PeaceCorps, VSO, UN Volunteers, etc., will not be an option.





    There is a listing of the more-than-30 member organizations of the International Volunteers Program Association (IVPA) that is a good place to find reputable volunteer-for-a-fee programs:


    http://www.volunteerinternational.org/





    The Learning Abroad Center Work, Intern, Volunteer (WIV) Database, hosted by the University of Minnesota, allows you to search work, interhsip and volunteering opportunities all over the globe. There are more than 500 programs to choose from, and you can search by keyword, region, type of program, etc.


    http://www.umabroad.umn.edu/programs/wiv鈥?/a>
    http://www.habitat.org/
    How old is she? If she's under 18 and a parent isn't going with her as well, she won't be able to volunteer with more organizations. You didn't say which country you're in. In Canada there's a program called Canada World Youth that I believe goes as young as 16... But I think it's only open to Canadians.





    Maybe she could get involved with Oxfam, Amnesty International or the like in your community (they all have youth/student programs) until she's old enough to go overseas.
    Habitat for Humanity..they are everywhere...


    Keep in mind there a hundreds of opportunities in our country too! If the abroad does not work out!





    Start now on the passport; if you do not already have one...
    This would be a waste of time. Nihilists can't be helped. She should be spending the most important years of her life developing a career.

    How can i reduce the teasing my teenage son faces?

    Hey i have a 14 year old son. He is a freshman in high school. He has delayed puberty which runs in our family and his doctor says he will develop normally. The problem is his peers constantly tease him... he gets teased about his high voice and short height, and lack of body hair. it really makes him feel bad. After PE they change in the locker rooms and guys make really mean comments about his small penis. They single him out and it really bothers him.


    How can i help him with this issue?How can i reduce the teasing my teenage son faces?
    I was teased in the locker room the same way, to which I responded that ';it only made sense that I was behind in puberty';. To this they, of course, asked ';Why?';. I responded ';Because it takes longer to grow a large penis than a small one.'; End of discussion. A great way to stop the penis comments is to simply ask ';how do you know how big my penis is? This implies that they were looking, which implies that they are gay, which is a death label to a guy of the type that would make these kind of comments. My point in this is that if he approaches it with acknowledgment and a sense of humor, the fun will be out of it for the other guys, and it will be done.


    Be careful not to fight his battles for him, though. He needs to learn to stand up for himself, and be confident in himself, no matter what others may say. Welcome to the real world, a little early, I guess!


    Best of luck. You may e-mail me with more questions if you would like.How can i reduce the teasing my teenage son faces?
    Tell your son to tell the others that they are gay for looking at him in those places.
    Have him just beat the crap out of one of them. Kind alike Joe Pesci.
    I am in high school right now. the best option is to get your sons confidence up. Also you dont want to intervene because if you intervene he will get picked on not only for not hitting puberty but also because you intervened. So do something that builds you sons confidence and get him not to worry what they think. Also even though you might not like this tell your son to ask them next time why theyre looking at his genitals and that will get them to stop with the bullying
    You can start by not babying him. Getting teased is part of life and especially high school. Do you think his mommy fighting his battles is going to help.
    Make sure your son knows that he is better than those people who are doing this to him. Help him do/ find things that rais his self esteem, like buying new trendy clothes or shoes... getting a new hair cut... Keep his confidance up.... Hey you could always tell him size dosen't matter... Because it really dosent anymore. Most people are about looks... Make sure that he also knows that although they are ';picking'; on him, they are actually ';picking'; on themselves because they are insecure. He has no reason to be insecure about himself... He needs to be proud of who he is, not what people want him to be.
    It is hard when your son has hurt feelings. There may not be much you can do about it if it is just teasing (although that is very hurtful). However if this gets worse and he is victimized, I would go to the school and DEMAND that he be removed from that class. Mentioning his penis size is sexual harassment and the school has to do something about that.
    Get him a voice coach, platform shoes, hair growth creams to be applied to certain areas and padded underwear.
    You stepping in will not help. High school kids are going to tease EVERYONE. Have him focus on getting good grades and being a good person. In the end, people will like him. He will get plenty of girlfriends by being a nice guy who is fun and easy to get along with. If you baby him and try to change things, then he will just get picked on more.
    go to school and move heaven and hell to make sure the pe teachers do something to stop it
    bless his heart. Is there any way he can drop the PE class for something else? Perhaps talk to the counselor or principal about the problem.
    see if he can't take a p.e. class in a couple of years when he is more developed....the school should not have a problem with this....i agree that children do get teased and they must learn to stand their ground, but not over things like this....a freshman has enough to deal with
    Find him a strong adult mentor. Maybe he could ask one of his teachers that he likes, or possibly, if you're single you could get him into Big Brothers/Big Sisters program. If the bullying is going too far though, and the other boys are getting way too out of hand you can always make an anonymous call to the principal and mention that there needs to be some sensitivity training or something done. There is no law that says you have to identify yourself to the principal just say something along the lines that you are a concerned parent who's heard about some serious bullying activities that are making some of the less endowed boys in the school uncomfortable.





    Remind your son that when he does develop that those boys will be sorry, because I bet he'll have a great personality and he'll go much further in life than many of them. He just needs to hold his head high and I'd say get him some counseling or at least a weight bag to hang in the garage or somewhere safe so that he can blow off steam. Encourage him to start blowing off steam in healthy ways (exercise, a hobby like music or art) and he'll get through this and also have a rocking body in the process. That would be a great gift and his self confidence would be boosted as well. Good luck.
    My son was also bullied, not for the same reasons your son was, but bullied none-the-less... I put both of my sons in tae kwon do. These classes helped in many ways. First, I did a lot of research and interviewed quite a few instructors before I picked the class i wanted for them. The instructor that I chose was very strong, very intelligent, and used and taught the kids good common sense. He made sure the kids knew that fighting should be used as a last resort, they should try to talk themselves out of a situation first. If they must fight, make it a one punch fight and end it, in turn he taught them how to fight so they could take an opponent out in one punch. My sons both have had to use the one-punch technique a few times in life, only when they have been hit first... but they are able to handle themselves and have very good self control. They also feel good because I no longer have to fight their battles, they are perfectly capable of doing it themselves.





    Find some sort of martial arts program that will instill confidence and self-esteem in your son. Most likely he will be hitting puberty soon and this will be a non-issue, but there's never anything wrong with them having common sense when it comes to being bullied or tough situations and knowing when to fight and when not to.





    Good luck!
    Teach him to ignore the teasing and if it continues to go and tell a teacher or counselor.
    I know as parents it is hard to see your child hurt in any way. I am sad to say that high school can be a tough place for a teen to try and find his/her place. Talk to your son. Make sure that you keep an open line of communication with him. Then I would call the school. Request a conference with the principal or assistant principal and the coach. Let them know the situation and see if they have any advice for you.

    Where can you find cute jeans for teenage girls?

    Something stylish and trendy. Also the range that I would be willing to spend on a pair of jeans is around 50 dollars.Where can you find cute jeans for teenage girls?
    You can buy them from http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?i鈥?/a>Where can you find cute jeans for teenage girls?
    I usually buy my jeans at Hollister or Abercrombie and Fitch (abercrombie jeans are way more than $50, unless they're on clearance..then they range from $40 to $50) And recently i found that this store called Delia's has really cute jeans, and i got a pair on clearance for $8 last week! It depends on the style, their regular prices range from $40 to $50, but sometimes they have sales and really good clearance. Oh and i also love american eagle jeans, they also range from $40 to $50 and sometimes they have great sales or clearance.





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    abercrombie.com


    delias.com


    ae.com
    http://www.popfashionstore.com/product/c鈥?/a>


    try here,only $25/pair,but good quality,my sister ever bought,hope help
    hollister


    pacsun 2 for 55


    forevere21


    delais


    tillys


    zumiez


    answer mines http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>
    Jean Machine - They have a variety of brands nd styles of jeans.
    Stores like, american eagle, jean machine, aeropostale, bluenotes all have really nice jeans and aren't that expensive.
    Levis 524 superlow skinnies i have a pair of these and i luurve them they are in junior sizes to so fit small skinny teens perfectly! :)
    Aeropostale, abercrombie, kohls, pac sun- deff try nordstom
    hollister, pac sun, aeropastle, ross, rue 21, many places girl just look!
    Abercrombie, Hollister, Pacsun.
    i get my jeans at old navy, kohls, jcpenny, department stores. theyre never more than 50 bucks and i always wear skinny jeans
    abercrombie, tillys, or pacsun!
    Kohl's, JC Penny, Debs, Dots, and Pacsun
    forever21
    levi's store


    hot topic store


    rue 21
    i guess www.wetseal.com

    What is it about Cheerleaders that make teenage girls so agro?

    Agro as in aggravated. I was reading about some parents who encouraged their kid to beat up another kid because one was a cheerleader and the other wasn't. What's really going on?!What is it about Cheerleaders that make teenage girls so agro?
    Ahh. Civilization as we know it...What is it about Cheerleaders that make teenage girls so agro?
    PMS
    Im a cheerleader... and thats like a one in a million case lol.
    some girls think they are hot sh*t when they are cheerleaders...i dont believe in beating someone up just because they are a cheerleader...but cheerleaders can be annoying.
    I don't know, cheerleaders can be very nice people. The parents who did that were wrong, but no one is better than anyone else. Cheerleaders are just girls who cheer, I never know what the problem with them was.
    football just wouldnt be fun without cheerleaders.
    Just saying the cheerleaders at my school are my friends. We arent the best of friends but we still hang out and have funn. And i cant believe that could ever happen well it does its just so horrible that it would!!!! It could also be an isolated case.
    I don't have a problem with the nice cheer-leaders (the ones that act like how you described yourself), but some at my school are total snots. i still don't get the beating up thing tho...
    it's just a stereotype....cheerleaders are associated with being beautiful, popular, and having everyone be completely infatuated with them, so many people envy them i they feel they aren't like them





    i know a whole bunch of cheerleaders and the whole pretty popular thing isn't true! seriously, it really is just a stereotype that people have always believed.
    ';Hateration';.
    ppl stereotype too much these days alot of ppl think cheerleaders are sluts/wh*ores/you name it..
    Natural, untamed human instincts shining through the civilized modern era...





    Explanation: It's just in human nature to want to be the top dog. Teenage boys do something similar over other things, and teenage girls do it over cheerleading. Humans just want to be in control, and teenagers find a way to do it that reflects who we are on the most primitive levels.


    But I have no idea why any parent would want some kid to get beat up. Some people never grow up, I guess.





    PS-not all cheerleaders are jerks. I know personally about 7 cheerleaders, four of which I hate, three of which I don't. It's split pretty much evenly.
    idk... its mean. im a cheerleader, and im still really nice to like everyone... i hang out with everyone at school... so ppl are either just jealous that they arent cheereladers, and want to be like you..... =)

















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    People are jealous of cheerleaders. It is a high-status position associated with good looks and popularity.
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