[ SECRET POST #2743 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2743 ⌋

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Comments

[annethecatdetective]

But they're not excusing being a drama queen/brat-- they're explaining having disproportionate reactions to fictional characters that the OP was heavily invested in. Something that a LOT of teens go through.

Not every teen, no, but that doesn't mean that it's abnormal or unhealthy-- a lot of things can trigger mood swings, and for people whose hormones really go crazy, it can be a real roller coaster, but generally things even out and they don't have the same problems.

I mean, there can also be added effects from lifelong chemical imbalances, but for plenty of teens, growing up comes with really intense emotions, and many young people have a hard time getting them under control, or have moments when they can't control them.