Tag Archives: teenagers
Turns out there’s a reason that first heartbreak is more painful than those people experience in adulthood: A combination of inexperience and biology is a volatile mix, according to researchers from the U.S. and Australia.
Forget old-fashioned class rings. Today’s teenaged couples are sharing their Facebook and e-mail passwords with each other to show how hopelessly devoted they are, the New York Times reports. Hmmm, what could possibly go wrong?
Turns out the number of teens who “sext” is way lower than what the media has led us to believe, a new study found. Plus, the research shows that most of the racy images that are being sent and received …
We love how ahead of the curve the Boston Public Health Commission is: The organization held a one-day conference for 200 area teens last month to discuss “healthy breakups.” A large portion of the gathering involved talks about the best …
Is the proliferation of sexting among teens a social problem? Not if you live in Australia. New research from University of New South Wales professor Nina Funnell found that most Australian teenagers aren’t coerced into sexting; rather, they consider it …
