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May 19, 2020 at 10:41 AM
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Dear Anonymous33150
High School is to be endured in my opinion. Teenagers are trying out adult life and making mistakes along the way. The emphasis on looks is dominant during the teen years. I feel for you. I bet every teen has a list of things they don't like about their looks. I remember being so critical of myself at that age. Once you leave high school and get out in the real world you'll be among adults who have a variety of tastes. |
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Jun 07, 2020 at 02:59 PM
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Single sex school so not really applicable... when I went to college at 17 I did not find this “difficult”
But yeah I think at some point between 15 and 20 many (?) young people evolve enough to have the ability to develop a variety of tastes... __________________ 
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