How Love and Teenage Problems Are Portrayed in Three Pieces of Literature
How love and teenage problems are portrayed in three pieces of literature
I. Introduction II. Love A. Meaning 1. Overall 2. Psychology a. Robert Sternberg b. Claire Hatfield B. Feelings III. Teenage Life A. Puberty B. Problems 1. Rules 2. Communication IV. Sticky Fingers A. Characters 1. Jenna 2. Courtney 3. Scott B. How love is portrayed? 1. Sex 2. Friendship C. Teenage Problems 1. Courtney a. Shoplifting b. Lose weight c. Sex d. Divorce (parents) 2. Drugs a. Aric´s party b. Rohypnol V. Lost it A. Characters 1. Tess Whistle 2. Zena Crow 3. Ada Bernice Cappy B. Love C. Sex 1. Tess opinions 2. Emotions D. Teenage Problems 1. Tess a. Parents b. Accident c. Diabetes 2. Zena a. Poodle b. Arizona VI. When it happens A. Characters 1. Sara 2. Tobey 3. Dave B. Love C. Sex D. Teenage Problems 1. Tobey a. Jealousy b. Education 2. Sara VII. Conclusion
Love and problems are essential in a human life cycle. Once a person reaches puberty and become a teenager these two factors predominate, therefore choices and experiences affect the kind of person you´ll be in the future. `Sticky Fingers´, `Lost It´ and `When it happens´ are three books which portray how manipulative love and problems can be when you´re passing through puberty. People around the world have different meanings and ideas of love. However, in my point of view, love is any emotion related to a sense of strong affection and attachment. Love encompasses a wealth of different feelings, from the passionate desire and intimacy of romantic love to the nonsexual emotional closeness of familial and platonic love. [1] As a result love can be exposed in different ways; however is still a feeling towards another person or object.
Psychologists and researchers depict love as a
I. Introduction II. Love A. Meaning 1. Overall 2. Psychology a. Robert Sternberg b. Claire Hatfield B. Feelings III. Teenage Life A. Puberty B. Problems 1. Rules 2. Communication IV. Sticky Fingers A. Characters 1. Jenna 2. Courtney 3. Scott B. How love is portrayed? 1. Sex 2. Friendship C. Teenage Problems 1. Courtney a. Shoplifting b. Lose weight c. Sex d. Divorce (parents) 2. Drugs a. Aric´s party b. Rohypnol V. Lost it A. Characters 1. Tess Whistle 2. Zena Crow 3. Ada Bernice Cappy B. Love C. Sex 1. Tess opinions 2. Emotions D. Teenage Problems 1. Tess a. Parents b. Accident c. Diabetes 2. Zena a. Poodle b. Arizona VI. When it happens A. Characters 1. Sara 2. Tobey 3. Dave B. Love C. Sex D. Teenage Problems 1. Tobey a. Jealousy b. Education 2. Sara VII. Conclusion
Love and problems are essential in a human life cycle. Once a person reaches puberty and become a teenager these two factors predominate, therefore choices and experiences affect the kind of person you´ll be in the future. `Sticky Fingers´, `Lost It´ and `When it happens´ are three books which portray how manipulative love and problems can be when you´re passing through puberty. People around the world have different meanings and ideas of love. However, in my point of view, love is any emotion related to a sense of strong affection and attachment. Love encompasses a wealth of different feelings, from the passionate desire and intimacy of romantic love to the nonsexual emotional closeness of familial and platonic love. [1] As a result love can be exposed in different ways; however is still a feeling towards another person or object.
Psychologists and researchers depict love as a
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