Dear 12 Year Olds

     Dear 12 year olds, have fun. Don't stand in the back and be shy. Instead, go and make some friends and do whatever you think is fun. Do things that 40 year old you will tell to your kids as a cool story on how great life is. Make memories you can look back on and smile or laugh.
     Dear 12 year olds, don't stress about everything. Things will work out one way or another no matter what situation your in. It doesn't matter if its a ton of homework or your in the hospital, things will work out and you'll be able to move on.

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  1. SaadSeptember 12, 2017 at 6:15 AM

    Great advice for people of all ages. I took this advice a while ago, being yourself is probably the best thing you can do.

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  2. Robert X.September 13, 2017 at 6:03 AM

    I think that this is truly a great piece of advice not just for 12-year olds, but also for people of all ages. Taking this advice to heart would also help deal with the growing stress that starts to form at that age. Great post and great advice!

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  3. EmmaSeptember 13, 2017 at 9:41 AM

    This is so true. Such good advice!!

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