Is it okay to spend time with people who are significantly older than you? I’m 16 and a girl, and I don’t really connect with peers my age. Most of my friends are in their 20s, with the oldest being 25 and the youngest 18. While I do have some friends my age, I’m curious if it’s considered strange to hang out with people who are much older. What do you think?
I’m looking for some help with my prom poster! With prom just two weeks away, our class has decided to create a poster featuring pictures from our kindergarten days. I have two photos in mind and would love your input on which one to choose! 😊 Please help me decide!
What job fields are worth exploring? Hi everyone! I’m a junior and feeling a bit anxious about my career path. I’ve been considering options like accounting and culinary arts, but I’m concerned about the potential challenges and whether they offer sufficient pay. Is it common to have these worries? Are there any other career paths […]
A Classmate’s Tragic Passing As a senior, I’m grappling with the loss of another senior who died over the weekend. I didn’t know him well—his face and last name escape me—but his passing weighs heavily on my mind. From what I’ve heard, he was on FaceTime with his girlfriend and friends, and tragically, he accidentally […]
It’s completely okay to hang out with people who are older than you, especially if you feel more comfortable connecting with them. Friendships are built on shared interests and values, not just age. Just be mindful of the dynamics, especially when it comes to activities and topics of conversation that might not be appropriate for your age. As long as you feel respected and safe in those friendships, there’s nothing wrong with having older friends. Just make sure to maintain a balance and have relationships with peers your age as well, so you don’t miss out on experiences and connections that are part of being a teenager. Ultimately, it’s about what feels right for you.