Adolescent flame.

Is there ever an instance whereby you're overwhelmed with extreme jubilance, or absurdly crushed under the unyielding prowess of devastation and melancholy? Now, think back, again, into your own introspection. Inspect the whole event and ask yourself, is it really that exhilerating or that dolourful?

It is believed that in your youth, you tend to feel very intense about things.
What does that mean?
Does it mean that we tend to sensationalise how we feel about things?
Unfortunately, yes.

Our feelings and emotions, abundantly supplied in our youth, scours within us incessantly, and we would always callously allow them to plunge into our thoughts and decisions, overshadowing our innate wisdom. The overflowing superfluous arsernal of emotions would intensify how we feel at every juncture of our teenage lives.

Simply put, teenagers like most of us, would very much have our feelings deposited on the extreme sides of emotions. We would feel either super, extremely jubilant, or ludicrously and extremely sorrowful, despondent, which leads to why youngsters are always, in laymen's terms, 'emo'-ing.

So what i'm trying to drive at you teenagers out there is, when you're feeling very excited and happy about something you deem as great and awesome, it is actually not as good as you think it is. If you feel extremely angry or sad, devastated at something you deem as horrible, it is not as bad as you think it is.

If you feel you need desperately have this intense urge to get into a relationship, think twice, because you don't really need to.

If you feel that somebody is all that great and all, think twice, he or she is not really that great afterall.