by Bassam Sidiki

Created on: January 06, 2009

Young teenagers engaged in affairs and relationships, whether openly or secretly, are just people with nothing to do and are so bored and miserable that they need another person in life to keep them happy. Unlike single ones, they are usually lazy, emotional or simply horny and desperate.
In a nutshell, often single teenagers who do not believe in such relationships are happier people, more successful and they have a life. They are full of ambition and possess the ability to work hard, not letting whining girlfriends and pervert boyfriends get in the way of their dreams.

Yes, in this context i am referring to those single ones out there who do NOT have faith in the reliability of such attachments. Desperate single teens who believe in the importance of having s 'lover' and giving this scandalous system the term 'trend' or 'fashion' are by far even worse than those who are committed, because they are neither successful in their academics nor in the love life they desire.
For committed teenagers, everyone and everything else except for their partner is insignificant, useless and worthy of a cold shoulder. They think that their being in a relationship puts them on a throne of exalted majesty and superiority, whereas they're just wasting their time, money and energy on something that will end up in no more than six months of late night phone calls, millions of text messages and heart-shaped chocolates that are eaten and crapped out ending up in the sewers.
Nowadays, these frustrated teens have a propensity to mistake infatuation and physical attraction for love. In melodramatic tones of 'pain' and 'passion' they torment their body and soul continuously. Famous pathetic examples include weeping on the bathroom floor, cutting their forearm in the shape of their partner's name and having bloody suicidal thoughts.
All is a waste of talent and giving up on life for someone who does not even feel the same way as he or she does. People only understand the depth of this problem, or rather this epidemic, when one situation is compared to another.
For example, a boy going to school and working very hard, using every reserve of intelligence and talent that mother nature has bestowed him with. He is ultimately successful and his family and friends are proud of him. He goes to Harvard Med on full scholarship, becomes a top cardio-thoracic surgeon with a nineteen bedroom mansion in Beverley Hills, five cars two of which are limosines and an indoor jacuzi.
Let us imagine this boy

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