Should boys' lives be celeberated more? Yes or No and Why?
471393
Do everything for a boy that you would do for a girl... although they never start a period, they do still hit puberty and it can be hard for them... most teenage boys dont understand what is going on when they hit puberty, so you should explain it and then help them to understand that now they are becoming a man. celebrate this transition with them.
563339
It is not likely, because we do what is natural and healthy and because it feels fine too.  Anything in moderation is ok, as long as we are not hurting ourselves or another.  So the best a guy can do is to have lots of interests and activities in his life.  When I am doing something else, that gets all my attention.  So exericise every day, get out with friends, read, stay busy and happy.  And most of all, instead of thinking of yourself, think of what you can do for another to help them.  That is the ticket to keep everything in balance in your life.
1007055
Personally, I am right there with you.  Children should be taught what it will be like in the real world.  \n\nIt IS all about winning and losing and just because you participate, doesn't mean you get any special recognition.\n\nIf a child has earned a spot on the Honor Roll, then that accomplishment should be recognized and announced as it will make other children work that much harder to achieve the same status.\n\nAs for the party invitations, valentines, etc, what a load of crap!!!!  The last time I checked, we all survived growing up knowing that there were certain people who did not like us for whatever reason, and the last time I checked, it didn't kill a one of us.  It did, however, teach us a valuable lesson of treating others as we would like to be treated.\n\nThis load of hooey about not damaging a child's psyche by everyone getting participation ribbons, no team winning or losing, etc., is not teaching them how to be happy, healthy adults.  It is however, setting them up for failure as adults because they won't know how to accept constructive criticism, or blame for their actions.  It will always be someone else's fault that they have failed.  By this course of action, our children are being set up for years of psychotherapy when they get out into the real world.
97919
yes they are just not reported as often as males
476702
Depends on the context\nBoys are, generally speaking, superior athletes\nwhile\ngirls, generally speaking, are superior journalists.\n\nI could go on with these comparisons, but I think you get the idea, we all have our strengths and weaknesses and some of them are linked to our gender.\n\n*******Mozart-n-Me\nPlease read someone's post carefully before you attempt to correct, I chose my words carefully so that essentially your rebuttal makes you look extremely ignorant as you are just repeating what I said.\ni.e.\nI did NOT say ALL boys are more athletic than girls
122848
I agree with GSI6111, 18 may be close to the average. Lots of young kids on here! (not that there's anything wrong with that, just lots of questions about 'boys'...)
499378
Yeah,\n but other boys\ndo not like girls to use a lot of make-up.\nother boys ony like them to be theirselves and they will be\nimpressed
1024909
I have 4 daughters. 2 are teenagers now, one is 21 the other 2. I can honestly say that they are hugely influenced by Celebs and all other things that they see on t.v. I consider myself a very open minded Mom. But I do feel that are kids are learning way too much from what they see around them. If you noticed I think kids are much more sexual today. threesomes are common and exceptable. Even in the 7th and 8th grade. My 3 daughters are all influenced by the celebs and the life styles that they lead. But, its not only celbs its everything that is on T.V. and music too. We live in a society that has become obssessed with money and sex. And thats basically what celebrities base there lives on. How much money they make.....MTV Cribs for examlple. and who's screwing who...you cant get away from it.
888895
Yes, Popularity doesn't mean nothing to me.\nI'll rather be recognized for doing the right thing, than for just being popular.
21177
Not everyone does. Those who give in to all the stories and lives of the Celebrities are usually younger people (tweens and teens) and those who attach themselves to fantasy rather than the reality of their own lives.
875103
I think if you have a lot to offer someone, it shouldn't matter if you are rich, a celebrity or  in the public eye.  It's a shame people can be so shallow that they pass up "golden opportunities" when they are presented.  I think it also has a lot to do with what circles these people run in.  "Birds of a feather flock together" kind of thing.
50093
Yes, boys have to bear with their PERIODS so often than girls. cant help the poor boys.
745598
I think that boys just like girls can have personal bonds and affectionate friendship.Though they show it in different ways,i like that boys tend to be more physical than girls.well actually i am just saying from my personally experience.\nWhy they are considered gay,well just like girls,boys have this labels about how they should act.Like girls should be more sensitive and guys physical and not emotion and affectionate.So when they show their other side they get stereotyped just girls are when they act like a boy should.
375110
It's a 50/50 prediction, isn't it?  I know that girls are more likely to be strong and survive at birth, though.  But, maybe since they used to do all that "first son and heir" stuff, there are more sons born first? Who knows.
1118792
because boys will be boys (especially when they're young)\nsad but true.
600480
Potentially yes, they can be good role models. But a majority of them are not. Because a lot of celebrities are warped through so much fame and money, they forget what and who's important, disregarding everything else around them.
967320
I actually was lucky because when I was young I was somewhat of a "celebrity" myself for a short while (musician in a known band), a very short while but got to mingle with a lot of "bigger" celebrities than I. The funny thing is this: when you "think" you belong in the same "club" and they (the celebrities) do too it's like you've known each other all your life (you have no clue who the hell they really are and the same for them about you), you're on a first name basis, party like you are buddies. But when "fame" fades (either way) then you lose touch. Personally I was always myself, no pretention and never snotty with others. Looking back, celebrity is just the fact that there are more people that know your name today than there were yesterday and tomorrow as many will forget it so when I meet a celebrity these days (and I do, my girlfriend was a PA to a well known singer and worked for Sony, NY and keeps in touch with a lot of people) I just say hello the same way I would my neighbor. They are only people and want the same things I want: peace, privacy and respect.