How to Live the "Perfect" Teen Life

Ever wished you could have a better life? While no one should tell you how to live your life, or that your life is bad, if you want, you can change it so you can fit the life of your dreams.

Be confident. If you hide back, you can't get yourself out there and experience life at its fullest. Everyone has something they want to change about themselves, and that's ok, but don't let it ruin you. Don't give up hope if you can't seem to be happy or confident in yourself. Don't be a wallflower; get out and dance. Don't worry.

Be friendly. In real life, the outgoing girls are the popular ones, not the ones everyone hates, so be nice, and people will appreciate your social skills. Wave to people you know in the hall, hug your friends, and smile at everybody else.

Be social. One way to be a happy teen is to have friends and be social. Spend more time with people. Go out to eat, or go spend a day outside in the world meeting new people. Don't be afraid to take chances; if you get yourself out there and take every opportunity you are given, you won't regret it.

Have a good personal style. Follow the trends and always dress nicely and look presentable. Wear clothes that look good on you, and above all, keep it classy.

Have nice hygiene. Use shampoos and conditioners made for your hair type, and shower every other day. Shower with a hydrating body wash. Brush your teeth regularly. Always make sure you shave and put on makeup that suits your face.

Throw and attend parties. Everyone loves a good party-goer, and organizing a fantastic event can make you the most popular girl in school.

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