Quote by Joan Chen

All teenagers have this desire to somehow run away.

All teenagers have this desire to somehow run away.

Summary

This quote suggests that the desire to escape from the pressures and challenges of adolescence is a common experience among teenagers. It implies that the turbulent stage of teenage years can be overwhelming, leading young individuals to yearn for an escape from their everyday realities. This desire might manifest in various ways, such as daydreaming, seeking adventure, or fantasizing about leaving their current environment. The quote highlights the universal nature of adolescence and the need for space and freedom during this transformative period of life.

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By Joan Chen

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