A decision is where a person thinks what he or she must do in a given situation. Decision making is a crucial skill and notably, adolescents tend to make unorthodox decisions. Adolescents shouldn’t make their own decisions because of how they behave when put in a given situation and they don't put much thought when deciding. Some, however, would argue that adolescents should make their own decisions because an adolescent's decision can be life changing.
Adolescents shouldn't make their own decisions because of how they behave when they are in a situation. It states in text 3, "Adolescents are less likely to: think before they act, pause to consider the potential consequences of their actions, modify their dangerous or inappropriate behaviors." …show more content…
It states in (V.i.35-36), "No matter. Get thee gone, And hire those horses. I’ll be with thee straight." Upon hearing the news that his wife Juliet died, Romeo already makes a decision to get horses to meet his wife in her grave. This shows Romeo doesn't put much thought into his decision because Balthazar told him the news that his wife died and the fact that Oedipus made a response quickly, shows he didn't consider the aftermath of what will happen to him if he were to go to Juliet's grave. It also states in (V.i. 40-43), "I do remember an apothecary— And hereabouts he dwells—which late I noted In tattered weeds, with overwhelming brows, Culling of simples. Meager were his looks," Romeo is considering to go to a pharmacist to buy drugs to take with him to Juliet's grave. Romeo then, will use the drugs when meeting Juliet's grave and die with her because Juliet is everything to him and he would not be able to live without her love. This is a bad decision because Juliet isn't everything to him and his intention to be with her isn't love, but lust. Love is when you truly appreciate everything about the person while lust is when you like a person just for their looks. This is evident when Romeo first saw Juliet and said that she was beautiful. This is why adolescent shouldn't make their own …show more content…
It states in (I.v.??-??), "Like a rich jewel in an Ethiope’s ear, Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear." Romeo is describing how she is beautiful and how much she stands out. This is important because before Romeo met Juliet, he used like Rosalind but she didn't like Romeo but now, Romeo meets Juliet and they both fell in love. Even though this caused Romeo and Juliet to die, this also, caused peace between the Montague and Capulet because their hatred caused their family members to die and caused Romeo and Juliet to die. In the end, the families would then make a statue of Romeo and Juliet. While some would agree with this claim, adolescent shouldn't make their own decisions because their decisions can cost them everything. It states, "When the old man saw this he watched his moment, and as I passed he struck me from his carriage, full on the head with his two pointed goad. But he was pain in full and presently my stick had struck him backwards from the car and he rolled out of it. And then I killed
Adolescents shouldn't make their own decisions because of how they behave when they are in a situation. It states in text 3, "Adolescents are less likely to: think before they act, pause to consider the potential consequences of their actions, modify their dangerous or inappropriate behaviors." …show more content…
It states in (V.i.35-36), "No matter. Get thee gone, And hire those horses. I’ll be with thee straight." Upon hearing the news that his wife Juliet died, Romeo already makes a decision to get horses to meet his wife in her grave. This shows Romeo doesn't put much thought into his decision because Balthazar told him the news that his wife died and the fact that Oedipus made a response quickly, shows he didn't consider the aftermath of what will happen to him if he were to go to Juliet's grave. It also states in (V.i. 40-43), "I do remember an apothecary— And hereabouts he dwells—which late I noted In tattered weeds, with overwhelming brows, Culling of simples. Meager were his looks," Romeo is considering to go to a pharmacist to buy drugs to take with him to Juliet's grave. Romeo then, will use the drugs when meeting Juliet's grave and die with her because Juliet is everything to him and he would not be able to live without her love. This is a bad decision because Juliet isn't everything to him and his intention to be with her isn't love, but lust. Love is when you truly appreciate everything about the person while lust is when you like a person just for their looks. This is evident when Romeo first saw Juliet and said that she was beautiful. This is why adolescent shouldn't make their own …show more content…
It states in (I.v.??-??), "Like a rich jewel in an Ethiope’s ear, Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear." Romeo is describing how she is beautiful and how much she stands out. This is important because before Romeo met Juliet, he used like Rosalind but she didn't like Romeo but now, Romeo meets Juliet and they both fell in love. Even though this caused Romeo and Juliet to die, this also, caused peace between the Montague and Capulet because their hatred caused their family members to die and caused Romeo and Juliet to die. In the end, the families would then make a statue of Romeo and Juliet. While some would agree with this claim, adolescent shouldn't make their own decisions because their decisions can cost them everything. It states, "When the old man saw this he watched his moment, and as I passed he struck me from his carriage, full on the head with his two pointed goad. But he was pain in full and presently my stick had struck him backwards from the car and he rolled out of it. And then I killed