Why Do Teenagers Need Censorship?

How does a girl who can thoughtfully explain the reasons never to drink end up in a drunken crash? How does a boy who excelled his classes in elementary school ends up with a failing grade in his high school years? Teenagers are jumpy, buoyant, emotionally intense, desperate to succeed in every goal, and fulfill their every experience. Assuming that, teenagers receive negative thoughts from any source they read, watched, heard, or listened: they try to do what they learned from the dreadful references to be cool and show off to their friends. As shown in the books, “”I was seventeen, and invincible, and ready for a good time, eager and willing to experience everything life had to offer.”( Life of the party, Christine Anderson). Books change many of the teenagers life from intelligent to dumb, and vice versa. There is at most 40% chance that the teen might learn a new swear word, useless knowledge, and other drug and tobacco related items, to stop this, institutions need to take action and control the censorship of the books. Censorship can help parents to not worry about their children to see which books they are reading, prevents certain …show more content…
But are they matured enough. All teenagers care about is their social life. They want to be cool and daredevils and show off to their friends. Most of the teenagers follow what their friends that say, and believe them. Th turns out into smoking, then later drugs. Take Jack for example, he is a person who aced his classes in his seventh grade. He read books that are unsuited for his age. Then after he met some boys in his middle school, he turned into a gangster who takes drugs and smokes cigars. He changed because he read, watched, or heard from the sources that are negative which made his behavior negative. Censorship in books will take out all the negative words and scenes that are age-restricted to