Teenage Love

There are two types of people: people who have experienced teenage love and those who are perpetually sad. 

If you were a nervous, acne-ridden, unconfident, docile, sensitive, rule-following teenage boy, chances are: you did not experience teenage love. And so you are, despite your achievement in other areas of life, perpetually sad.

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