Especially at that age, a person should be taught the difference. That's when that kind of stuff usually emerges and starts influencing people into doing stupid crap.
When you're thirteen years old, you're not going to be some amazing poet unless you're exceptionally talented. I don't know where you're from or how you've been taught but, through all my years of school, my teachers have never attempted to humiliate me in an attempt to teach me something.
Again, read the rules. You're supposed to give constructive criticism. All you came in here to say was, "yay more angsty crybaby poems, blahblah." Clearly a good teaching mechanism.
When you're thirteen years old, you're not going to be some amazing poet unless you're exceptionally talented. I don't know where you're from or how you've been taught but, through all my years of school, my teachers have never attempted to humiliate me in an attempt to teach me something.
Again, read the rules. You're supposed to give constructive criticism. All you came in here to say was, "yay more angsty crybaby poems, blahblah." Clearly a good teaching mechanism.
Ok.
1. I'm not a teacher. But, I think my point should be made no matter who or how.
2. Here's some constructive criticism. You shouldn't write angsty emokid stuff, it's just a fad and could lead down bad roads. And if it isn't a fad, and sticks, then god help us all.
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