Quote by Diana Joseph

“teenagers are almost a different species than the rest of us, particularly in social situations.”

— David Sheff

“What makes people between the ages of eleven and fifteen such mean jerks? I’d rather be ninety-five than thirteen again.”

— Tim Sandlin

“And isn’t there something a little sad about youth and beauty in any circumstances?”

— John Wyndham

“Ah, the young! Always so convinced their problems are unique in nature and unique to themselves.”

— Anonymous

“Never underestimate what teens can understand or do. They're smart, creative, and fresh-minded. I wish I was one.”

— Brook Tesla

“Their youngness is terrifying. How could I have put myself into the hands of such inexperience?”

— Margaret Atwood

“Obviously these are some exceptional young people, but what they have in common is that they were ordinary people who cared. They wanted to…

— Morgan Carroll

“What is necessary, he explains, is an understanding that the youth are not the Other. It is being able to see your humanity reflected…

— John Hubner

“When you're a teenager, being different- if it's not by choice - seems like the worst thing imaginable. But is it really?”

— Sara Raasch

“I think so many people treat special needs kids so different from all of the other kids that sometimes it makes them act out.…

— Kim Holden

“I think people think that being a teenager is all about fun, but what it is about is responsibility.”

— Chrissy Gould

“Children understand...things far better. Adults always make things so complicated.”

— Cecelia Ahern