Relationships of Teens The relationships that teenagers experience will affect them in their future lives. These relationships bring about happiness, sadness, and even depression. Teens should try to build healthy, trusting relationships with those close to them. These will help them to grow and to become a better, well-rounded person. Healthy, future relationships rely on the relationships that a teen experiences with family, friends, and the opposite sex. During adolescence many teens become distant from …showed first 75 words of 2138 total…

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