CBSE BOARD XII, asked by ppnworld1, 1 year ago

Some of you are 18 years and some of you are going to celebrate your 18th birthday very soon. Write an article in 150-200 words on the joy and responsibilities being eighteen.


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Answered by seshaaDOC
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Turning 18 is a big deal, not just from a parent’s emotional perspective, but legally too. Eighteen is a magic birthday, a milestone into adulthood accompanied by great privileges as well as serious legal implications. At 18, a teen can vote, buy a house or marry his high school sweetheart. He can also go
to jail, get sued, gamble away his/her tuition via online poker, and make terrible stock market investments — just like you. That’s because an 18-year-old is considered an adult in nearly every state in our union.
Some teens think it’s acceptable to get out of control just because they’re of the legal age. It’s not OK. I think being 18 years old should make teens become more responsible and mature instead of careless and stupid. At 18, you have to be more accountable for your actions, so doing crazy things should not be an option. You’re considered an adult. You’re at the age when you can start working, get your own apartment or go off to college and live alone. The age of 18 is a transition from your young adult years to adulthood. You have to be conscientious; it’s not the start of your wild years where you get crazy just because you’re legal. You can still have fun, but remember that people are watching. You’ll still make mistakes as you try to find your way, but don’t forget everything you were taught.
The law is harsher on legal teens than minors, so you should keep that in mind. Being legal and grown up are two different things. Have fun while you’re young and live life to the fullest, but make wise decisions and choices because it will affect your future.
Why shouldn’t you be able to do crazy things when you’re 18 ? As long as you’re not doing anything illegal, no one can really bother you. I’m not saying you should go out and crash a car or get arrested, but you should take advantages of being an adult and really celebrate the moment. ,
Also, if doing crazy things at the age of 18 is legal, then- I don’t think it’s that “crazy”. For example, you can buy cigarettes when you’re 18 what’s so crazy about that ?
May be in your parents point of view things like smoking, getting a tattoo or gambling all your money away is crazy and irresponsible, but they aren’t necessarily against the law. At the age of 18, you can do whatever you want. However, if you make the wrong move, you should also be adult enough to face the consequences. One thing to remember is that if you still live,with your parents, you have to abide by their rules. So if they say no, you might want to listen to them, so you don’t end up on the streets.
As long as you’re safe and smart about what you decide to do when you reach the legal age, then go ahead and go crazy. Be adventurous ! You only live once.
Answered by anshvirmani1794
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It is an age old saying that age is just a number but is it true? Let’s dig a bit deeper and explore that what if when someone turns 18. Life is divided into various stages and a human being grew older every second and one of the stage is when you touch the stage of adulthood. This moment is mix of excitement, followed by a bit of nervousness. Your status in society is going to change you will be treated as an adult and enter a new phase of life.

The transition from a minor to an adult is one the most awaited moment, joy of this transformation is really amazing, when one will be able to do a wide spectrum of things which he/she couldn’t do as a juvenile and the list is very vast. The list components varies, some are excited for a driving license while some are waiting for the liberty to take their own decisions, whereas last but not the least will be able to vote in the democratic democratic elections and it sounds so Interesting and thrilling.

But, is this journey ends here? Probably not we have a lot more to Dig in. Erstwhile what we conferred was the one side of a coin. This journey is not that much easy, you are expected to do a lot for society and one is undertaken by the onus of responsibility to contribute to society, add some value and is very different from what one has experienced as a minor. Taking a decision of your own is not at all facile. You are no more going to be treated innocent if you commit a crime, the eligibility to drive is followed by driving safely along with abiding by the traffic rules. Moreover 18-year-old are eligible for jury duty and responsible for paying taxes and a lot more.

Like any stage this also has multitudinous of aspects to cover, so while celebrating this fantabulous moment one should not forget his or her role Towards the society and entering this new and exciting phase is definitely going to expect over the odds from you.

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