[ SECRET POST #6780 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6780 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I enjoy media about teenagers, but I can only be into so many things set in high school (or similar). I also think people enjoy what they do and they shouldn't need to explain why.

However, I can nod along to Secret OP's sentiment. I have a relative who is really into shows and movies about teenagers. They say they really enjoy it and I'm pretty sure they are kind of reliving the age in which they felt young and alive.
They had kids really young (barely out of high school), and they still operate a lot like a teenager (being overly invested in others' dating lives, comparing others to each other as well as comparing themselves to others, gossip is one of their main hobbies/conversations, a lot of all-or-nothing approach, punching down to feel above others, unrealistic expectations in which no one can live up to yet such expectations shouldn't be held up to them).

I personally couldn't get into "Euphoria" for so many reasons, but this relative was tuned into it and they believe that the show is a realistic depiction of what teens go through now.

I know most people who enjoy teen media aren't emotionally stunted/the peaked-in-high-school sort, but there are some people who are. And it's hard to deal with sometimes. I love this relative but it can be difficult to talk to them because sometimes they act like a petulant teenager still.