Love & Crush VS Teenagers
Posted: Sunday, August 21, 2011
by Chiradeep
e-Counseling
Love is the most beautiful and wonderful emotion. Love drives, motivates, and makes a person humble. But sometimes love becomes a sickness when it’s not in the right track and when it’s not really love but just infatuation.
When I was in school I had an infatuation towards a girl and one day by mistake I uttered something in front of my friends regarding that girl. My friends used to tease me and blackmail me for that one statement that I made. But I clearly remember that I had strong feelings towards that girl. Later it subsided or suppressed automatically but it controlled me so much that it had affected me many ways adversely.
PRIORITY Factor: As teenagers we have only one priority and that’s ‘our study’, because at this stage we neither work nor establish home. At this stage we all are students and our main aim or object is ‘Study.’ When the position of this priority shifts from number one to any other position we should be sure that we are going to spoil our academic career, which can affect our future heavily because at this stage we decide whether we are going to be a ‘bus driver’ or ‘pilot’.
Love is a strong emotion.
“Love is the most beautiful and wonderful emotion. Love drives, motivates, and makes a person humble.”
EMOTIONAL Factor: As teenagers we are not emotionally matured. We are quick to take hasty decisions that need time, we can be easily angered, we are vulnerable to depression, stress and we are very bad in handling break-ups.
Love or crush can make us a slave or prey to our emotion. It’s very difficult for the adults to handle this emotion, which can be more difficult for us teenagers. Today many youth or adolescent commits suicide for all this relationship or emotional problems.
RESPONSIBILITY Factor: at this stage we are not mature enough to take responsibility, as we are not experienced in life. Falling in love is great. Having a crush on somebody is natural and fine, but the responsibility that which is demanded in such relationships is huge, difficult, and sometimes impossible to handle for a teenager like us.
We can execute those responsibilities only when we have enough experiences and we are matured, but not in a growing stage as now.
All these situations arise when we are not focused on our
One last thing to remember as the Bible tells us that “for every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.”
Dear young friends! Let’s wait for the right TIME.
Stay Blessed!
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Top-level comments on this article: (1 total)I totally agree.. the teens today..and/or adults.. need to learn 'mature' love
with all the the unconditional Agape.. LOVE.. that GOD gives in HIS WORD.too..
A three stranded cord is not easily broken..
a couple that believes in GOD.. and has it's belief's grounded in JESUS and HIS WORD.. can have their relationship and marriage.. succeed. Amen.Thanks Sister Polly for reading and commenting...I appreciate it.
Agape Love is much needed in this world today...
Regards, Chiradeep
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