Teen Talk with Aqueria Yarbough

Chapter 1: Teen Struggles

Hello, My name is Aqueria Yarbough and my Talk for Teens book was an inspiration. Someone at my church is and author and she inspired me to become what I am called to be. Currently I am fourteen years old, yes i'm a teen just like most of you. Right now it it is 2018 November 17th the day i got inspired to actually start my writing career. Like most teens I have struggles, risks, and habits/trends. Adolescents at marginalized groups are including LGBTQ teenagers are struggling with mental health issues and can get support and relationship through usage of social media. When teenagers interact with small groups of supporting teenagers via social media, those connections may be the difference between living in isolation and getting help. Have plenty of the latest research and you'll see that these negatives tend to look bigger than the positives. While teenagers may utilize social media to interact and make friendships with others, they likewise encounter cyber bullying, trolls, harmful comparisons, sleep deprivation, and less regular face-to-face interactions, to name a few. Some teenagers are bullies. A lot of teenagers are obnoxious to their instructors in class. It's standard around the United States for teenagers to leave education and drop out and would rather go hang out someplace ducked off. Most teenagers who have been interviewed after the suicide attempt have that what causes teenage suicide are feelings of despair and depression. Suicidal teenagers often feel like they are in places that have no answers. These teenagers will find no exit but death. These teenagers have the feeling that they have no power to change their positions. Situations often take the emotional causes of suicide. Intimidation, cyber bullying, abuse, a damaging family life, loss of a beloved or even a serious separation will by leading cases of teen suicide. Frequently, some of these environmental elements come together to induce dangerous feelings and behavior. The host of psychiatric drugs offered the simple answer to teen suicide. In the absence of parents and teachers

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