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Fear Affecting Teenagers
Fear can effect many teenagers in today’s society. For example, teenagers in high school could fear there peers around them and, in my case when I became a freshman I was afraid of the teachers failing me if I had a low grade in their class. Fearing what is upcoming in your life as a teenager can be challenging, everyone experiences it; however, as a teenager having fear is not a problem because in the end you will get over it and move
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