I am seventeen and I still like to watch Dorra the Explorer .Am I mentally ok?
486219
Yeah, you're mentally okay. It's normal watching Dora the Explorer. Many people do, maybe you're a kid at heart. So, it's just okay to watch shows like that.
718151
i dont think your too young,,i just think your not old enough...haha-gottcha...lol..
1182559
Yeah I have seen it and I don't find anything that wrong with it....no intimate scenes I think I don't know...have your ma check what it is rated for but if you've seen those others you mentioned then yeah Man on Fire is more than okay for an 11 yr. old.
947753
i was like that as a teenager, because i wasnt happy at all...now im 39 and collect swords..( im female, y the way) wanna see my icgoto  photobucket.com  sebringxxxlovr...bunch of jackson pics because i filmed the trial....but dont trip, its kinda fun to scare the hell out of people sometimes....wait till they start calling you a witch...( im not a whitch, but ive been called that alot)  but belive it or not, i still scare the hellout of people by walking into a room sometimes,evn dudes!! and im actually a quiet person...( that scares them even more..lol)
1010233
I'm 14 and I love the movie! I have the movie and the soundtrack. Before it even came out there were these girls in my class that would sing the songs in the middle of our class and they were talking about getting the dvd that shows you the dance moves when it came out. It's not just a movie for little kids under the age of 12 it's for everyone at any age. If you think it's just for little kids then you should listen to the whole point of the movie, which is to be yourself and do what you to do and don't let anybody stop you or tell you different.
662385
honestly I think do whatever feels right. You are adults, like you said, and if you are SURE (and I mean SURE!!! ) that you are all mature and emotionally capable of dealing with any possible negative results, then what the heck, have fun!
628405
I don't know how old you are, but if you are in your early teens and female, it's a normal thing to feel that way. You are changing and you think others are noticing it to. 15 and 16 are weird years for everybody. Don't sweat it. You'll be OK.
238575
I don't care how old you are....its depressing to see someone do noting but watch tv and have sex.  There is so much more to life then just those things. If you have no legal ties to this guy I suggest you start (looking around) for something new. Your not getting younger .\nGoodluck,\nSuzanne
1184757
No, I am sixteen and I still watch my mom watchs it also.  They have some really good shows on there.  Me and friends watch disney all the time.  I don't believe there is a certain age for disney.
548788
Hmm... It interests me, but i think I'm a little underage(I'm 16)
1176565
I am mature enough in the FAITH(my WALK with GOD) to watch it.  I am kinda looking forward to it and will watch it like a good mystery flick!!!! I will probably spot most of the error's in it so I probably won't get decieved and tripped up, and I will probably PRAY for GOD to keep me from ALL DECEPTION befor I watch it, if I don't forget.  IF you have any FEAR's about  WATCHING IT, then grow stronger in the FAITH WALK, and watch re-run's later.  Wouldn't want satan decieving you and causing trouble in your Walk with GOD, course HE would help you later(get out all of the trouble-some deception's in your mind that you allowed to come in by watching it) it is up to you----free-will---GOD BLESS you if you watch it(to keep the deception's out) in JESUS NAME!!!!!
795406
All the Saw movies are Rated R which means if you're under 17 you cannot view at the theatres without a parent or guardian (although I don't know if the theatres regularly enforce this). In my house, I don't allow my kids (15 and 10) to see any R-rated movie until I have viewed it and then I will make my decision. For example, I've allowed my kids to view the Matrix Trilogy (with skipping the sex scene in part 2), but I will not allow my 10 yr old to see Saw (a bit too gory for him).
239509
If you want to, then do it.  Don't worry so much about what people think of you if you are doing something enjoyable for you, doesn't harm others and doesn't break the law, why worry?  You're never too old to be young and have fun!!
516832
It's fine for little girls and boys, but there's an age where we all need to grow up and stop watching animated girls wear short skirts and teach the Western population how to butcher the Japanese language.\n\nIt's just like anything people like. It's fine if you like it, but when you become obsessed with it and can honestly say that it's wasting so much of your time and money that you no longer have a real life, then you need to stop. Japan is not like it's expressed in their anime/manga, and a quick trip there would send a harsh culture shock. It's no ideal society and manga/anime is not the focus point of most of the people there.
321198
Brilliant! Well, at least my daughter (17) and I (58) think so. I'm old enough to remember the first series (shaky sets and all) with the late William Hartnell as the idiosyncratic Doctor and all the subsequent regenerations, but they may be too dated for the first-timer.\n\nI'd start by looking at some of the many websites to get a feel for the Doctor (sometimes a knowledge of the 'history' enhances appreciation). If you still like the sound of it then perhaps the best place (especially if you're used to modern audio-visual effects etc.) would be with the last Doctor, Christopher Eccleston, and then you'll be in a position to follow the current Doctor (David Tennant) - I don't think it'll be long before TV channels beyond the UK take it up.\n\nOnce you're really into the show then you can go back, check out the earlier Doctor's and join the real fans! (If you can't get Christopher Eccleston's Doctor on DVD - or whatever - look for Tom Baker...)\n\nWhatever, make sure there's a sofa nearby, you may need it to hide behind...
57814
Sure why not, For a personal of your age it will keep you mind busy, meet people and out of trouble. Ya have my IQ beat and I have a IQ of 140. hahahahah
318337
yes, grow up.  I would guess you are around 14-17.  This is not uncommon to get this feeling.  I've been there, you will be there again.  The girl you meet that makes you feel good to be you and doesn't give you reason to worry, is the girl you want.  Don't settle for less.  There are a lot of unstable girls out there.  But remember, your young, girls at this age are just growing up too.  Don't be too hard on them.