This isn't a challenging question to me; everything you do in life involves taking risks. I see many people pretending to be something they're not and that happens more times than it should. Many teenagers are stuck faking happiness because that's how everyone else wants them to feel. Faking a good mood only gives you challenging obstacles in return that you're now left to conquer on your own. It really hit me hard today when I saw the slits on some girls wrist in my choir class. This girls typically smiling and one of the happiest girls I know. She puts on a mask every day because she thinks people will think differently of her if they knew what she really goes through on a daily basis. I just want to state that it's okay to have problems. It's okay to depressed but as hard as it is, you have to open up to someone you trust. You're putting your life on the line bottling everything up and it's ruining your life; which in my opinion is the biggest risk that you can take in life.
