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In middle school, students often have an unspoken longing to be valued and wanted. But in the end, should students look for romance at such a young age?<\/p>\n
Students might look for a relationship because they want someone to provide them with ongoing affection and attention. Yet when students are still in their early teen years, they might jump into something that they are not ready for, leading to regretful outcomes.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe lope of our brain that makes rational decisions isn’t fully developed until we’re 25-years old,\u201d said 8th-grade teacher, Mrs. Schemenauer. \u201cI think an adult romantic relationship is two people that understand more what they value and what they believe, so they make better choices.\u201d<\/p>\n
Being in a relationship also affects a student’s daily life. A study from the University of Georgia evaluated that students are four times more likely to drop out of high school and demonstrated poor study skills when they were dating in middle school.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe’re all immature, so we all say dumb things, [and] do dumb things, [which can] get in the way of school work and other engagements,\u201d said 7th grader, Dylan C.<\/p>\n
A romantic relationship takes a lot of responsibility and maturity. Are early teens really ready for a commitment like this?<\/p>\n
\u201cI think it’s natural and normal that [dating] makes you feel good, but it’s only a temporary feeling. And the chances of that good feeling coming from reassurance that someone has an interest is [big]. We all just want to be valued and loved,\u201d said Mrs. Schemenauer.<\/p>\n
Yet students may be driven into a romantic relationship as a result of pressure from their peers. When it seems that all of your friends have a girlfriend or boyfriend, it might be easy to feel left out.<\/p>\n
\u201cPeople get into a relationship sometimes because of peer pressure from their friends, even if they don’t really like that person,\u201d said 7th grader, Mary F.<\/p>\n
In response to peer pressure, a teenager could step into a commitment that they never really wanted in the first place. They may feel unsure about what to do since they don’t necessarily like who they are with. All of this uncertainty makes it essential to talk with people who have authentic relationship experience.<\/p>\n
Unscrambling the confusion can’t be done independently. As problems arise, kids may be afraid to tell their parents about a relationship.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn this day and age, families don’t think to talk about [relationships] yet. They still see [their children] as kids, not young adults. If your family doesn’t bring it up, maybe you do. But if you’re too embarrassed to talk about it or share about it, then maybe you shouldn’t [be in a relationship]\u201d said 8th-grade teacher, Mr. Hernandez.<\/p>\n