This Is What They Call Teenage Angst
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Struggles faced by teenagers and young adults are still struggles; they are not phases or trends. Sweeping emotions and experiences under a rug of nonchalance further ostracizes young people and it is unhealthy to do this. All emotions and experiences are valid. A person’s age should not influence whether or not we take what it is someone is going through seriously. We project this lie as a society: that if someone is truly struggling there would be major signs highlighting the fact that they are close to breakdown; but how would you know the signs if you don’t listen? How could you be able to identify the signs if you don’t pay attention? It’s not going to be written on someone’s forehead that they are experiencing negative emotions, and they won’t yell it at you over the noise of your ignorance. It’s time that we, as a society, stop belittling and invalidating other’s experiences as a way to keep ourselves comfortable. It’s time we look each other in the eye and say that we are not alone. You are not alone.
Juste un Rêveur
Juste un Rêveur is whoever you need them to be. A friend, a parent, yourself; you choose. It’s up to you to place a face on who is speaking to you through these words. Juste un Rêveur is someone who writes in hopes of encouraging everyone who reads their work, who writes in hopes that anyone reading will not feel alone in their experiences, who writes in hope that you will become the dreamer in your own story.
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This Is What They Call Teenage Angst - Juste un Rêveur
About the Author
Juste un Rêveur is whoever you need them to be. A friend, a parent, yourself; you choose. It’s up to you to place a face on who is speaking to you through these words. Juste un Rêveur is someone who writes in hopes of encouraging everyone who reads their work, who writes in hopes that anyone reading will not feel alone in their experiences, who writes in hope that you will become the dreamer in your own story.
Dedication
To the people with imaginations as wide as the eye can see – to the people with dreams far beyond reach, this is for you. I hope all your dreams and hopes come true.
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Rêveur, Juste un
This Is What They Call Teenage Angst
ISBN 9781638293941 (Paperback)
ISBN 9781638293958 (Hardback)
ISBN 9781638293965 (ePub e-book)
Library of Congress Control Number: 2023903072
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First Published 2023
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Acknowledgment
I truly mean it when I say if it weren’t for certain people in my life, I would have never had the courage to share my work or my message. Without these people guiding me in different