It it is generally accepted that youth are more delighted compared to grown ones. I am likely to disagree with this claim, since despite teenagers’ tendency to visit bustling parties and date peers, which basically means they lack responsibilities, they face so-called ‘puberty’ which significantly worsens their well-beings.
Teenagers are often considered the most lucky luckiest age group, because they do not carry specific resposibilities that adults do, and have a freedom of choice and actions which children mostly lack. When young people reach specific age they begin thriving, by forming and realising their individualities and own rights. Moreover, teen people are usually full of energy to hangout with their peers and spend their leisure times on vibrant activities, such as parties. Likewise, restleness is what makes them geniunely happier.
However, behavioural traits such as boldness and perseverance which considered an ‘indicator of hapiness level’ are mostly overlooked. With the energy overflow, overthinking arrives to their minds, so they become addicted from the other one’s judgement. In order to satisfy public expectations they chase unreal ideals, which consequently leads to anxiety and depression. According to disconsolate statistics, 70% of those who suffer from mental problems are ones in age category from 15 to 21. This clearly underlines how teenagers try to disguise their sorrow into carelessness.
To conclude everything, although teen people present themselves as cheerful and outgoing people, in fact, they might be trying cover personal problems so nobody neglects them. These specific age category really devour attention, but also are feared of disregard towards themselves.