What do think about teens drinking alcohol?!
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i don't think it's good
and if you do as long as it's not too much
don't become an alcoholic like u no who
I can't see any benefit to it. It makes them do things they wouldn't otherwise do, it's illegal, and it can put them in danger physically and socially.
well young teens doing it is bad but teens from like 16 and older i can understand that cuz they're going to experience with it anyways cuz all their friends are doing it and stuff. peer pressure mainly. i personally don't have a problem with it since i do it myself. lol!!! i'm 18 though.
Glass of wine or a beer---ok, bottle of wine, 12 beers, 7 fingers of whiskey....really bad idea!
After what I've seen??? Its trouble. Maybe not at first, but it'll eventually lead up to it.
If they are going to try it then they will do it and it doesn't surprise me. As long as they are smart enough not to drive afterwards (assuming of course the teen is over 16) then let them try....most people have had their teen experience of drinking too much and then being sick as a result.
I did it as a teen, as long as the kid is responsible (ie no driving) and the parents are aware (free cab service) and OK with it...I could care less. I only care when they are drunk and on the road, of course age doesn't matter there!
I think it is best for a teen to wait for the age limit to drink, as an adult you are able to make decisions on how the alcohol will effect yourself and others around :)
I did it when I was a teen so I can't say don't but looking back it caused more problems then anything
Personally I think the legal drinking age should be 18. I think that if you can go off to war and die for your country then you should be able to have a beer when you go out to eat. I do understand that they have a tendency to abuse the drinking privilege but that also has to do with the upbringing at home. Kids will find a way to do things they are not allowed to do. We as the parents should teach them to be responsible, but in today's world we rely on nannies and sitters and school to raise our children and wonder why they didn't turn out the way we wanted them to.