When kids start to get into middle school and high school, they start drama. They hit puberty, they're hormonals, they start to have needs and start to be self-conscious about themselves. All of these things can be factors to why they're being dramatic or argumentative. Girls do it just as much as boys. read more
Well, tweens and teenagers seem to have the most drama because their brains are still developing. In general, as a teenager you don't know what you like, what you are, and who you're going to be. Maybe you suddenly realize that *Karen is a bitch, and that poor girl you teased is interested in the same thing as you. read more
Teens take an average of 170 milliseconds longer to go over the consequences of a decision, which in turn makes them more likely to decide the risk is worth it. 2. Giving in to Peer Pressure. Adding friends to the mix makes it even harder for teens to avoid taking risks. Adults wonder why their kids' friends can influence them so much. read more
So it's no wonder that today's teens feel much more free to act out than their predecessors ever hoped. And they do. Just ask any parent of a teenager, who will likely complain about rudeness, ill manners, constant criticism and even being yelled at by their teenager. read more
Most teenagers nowadays cause a lot of drama, and don't really care about being well educated. It seems like all their parents are rich. The ones' whose parents aren't too rich don't cause as much drama, but sometimes complain a lot about having to save up for that"cute bag that costs $200" or for that"video-game". read more