 to care for their emotions and how to handle a relationship generally.
It wont hurt having a shoulder to cry on when things go wrong. And it will be cool if you, being a teen you have someone of your age to confide with. Someone who enjoys your company and thinks you are unique. Someone to talk to about how bad the exam was and how afraid you are of certain things.
Yes, you might get hurt along the way but on the positive side, is, you will get used to such scenarios because this world aint your mama’s or papa’s. You will get hurt many times so why not get used to it.
The thing is just to love wholly and be responsible We all don’t know what the future holds for us.  Well am not giving any hopes but just imagine that.
You can just choose your teen lover wisely. And who knows, it might last longer than you really think but it also can be short lived (higher chances).The big problem in today’s society is people, even adults don’t know the difference between love and lust. Such a pity.
I understand that most people worry about grades, But does it mean that everyone who is at the university never had a high school love. Some of us prefer not to date because of personal reasons. That’s still okay and I feel nobody should pressure anyone. Its 21st century and we all have a right to opinion. Don’t pressure your peer to indulge in some sort of relationship. Dating should be out of free will not because you “must” but because you want to.
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‘KCON:TACT ALL-ACCESS‘ will premiere as a YouTube Originals series on Friday, October 2, 2020 at 11PM (KST). The first ever docuseries will take fans behind the scenes and follow the production of ‘KCON:TACT 2020 Summer,’ the massive virtual K-Pop festival which took place shortly after the pandemic outbreak earlier this year. Over the course of 14 episodes, fans will see stories of struggle and joy from artists, producers, and show organizers, as they work to put on a marathon, weeklong virtual festival that included live concerts and dozens of meet & greets, with more than 30 top K-Pop artists participating.
Each episode follows a theme, digs deep into a special moment, or tracks one artist on their unique path through KCON’s historical pivot to create a new virtual concert experience in the face of the pandemic. Artists featured include ATEEZ, LOONA, AB6IX, IZ*ONE, Astro, THE BOYZ, OH MY GIRL, PENTAGON, CHUNG HA, NATTY, and CRAVITY. Fans can expect to see unaired footage and never-before-seen interviews from their favorite performers.
KCON:TACT ALL-ACCESS will be available on the Mnet KPOP‘s and KCON‘s Official YouTube channels where episodes will be uploaded daily. Subtitles in seven languages including English, Japanese, and Spanish will be available for the entire series.
CJ ENM is Asia’s leading entertainment and merchandising company. Its entertainment division produces KCON each year and engages in a wide array of business across the industry spectrum (other globally acclaimed events, TV series and movies, including Cannes- and Oscar-winning film Parasite, and TNT hit series, Snowpiercer).
KCON is in its ninth year of bringing the ultimate Korean culture fan experience worldwide. After the success of ‘KCON:TACT 2020 Summer‘, KCON has announced that KCON:TACT season 2 will take place between October 16 and 25, 2020. Last year, KCON USA closed out the summer with over 158,000 attendees, breaking its previous attendance record.
For more information on the latest KCON news and an FAQ, fans can visit www.kconusa.com and follow @KCONUSA on Twitter and Instagram, where more information will be rolled out.
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While federal investigations into the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol will no doubt continue for months, next week’s Senate trial in the second impeachment of Donald Trump brings into focus the question of who is accountable for the recent assault on American democracy. While the vote last week on the constitutionality of the trial signaled how Republican senators may vote on conviction, one thing is clear: Trump did not act alone in inciting the insurrection. Without a network of organizations, allies, politicians and devoted conspiracy theorists willing to encourage and spread his lies about voter fraud, Trump’s protest would have been silenced by his campaign’s losses in court following his defeat at the ballot box. Trump’s mendacity was possible because millions of people were led to believe they could trust his word as a matter of faith.
Reports from the Religion News Service to The New Yorker have noted the presence of Christian nationalist symbols, songs and leaders at the Capitol siege on Jan. 6 — from Paula White’s opening prayer at the rally outside the White House, to a “Jesus 2020” banner unfurled on the West steps of the Capitol, to the victory prayer offered by insurrectionists who occupied the Senate chamber after members had been evacuated to a secure location. Indeed, the presence of Christians and Christian symbolism at the Capitol riot was so pronounced that several pro-Trump pastors felt compelled to make public statements condemning the violence in the days that followed.
But the crowd at the Capitol on Jan. 6 did not just happen to be overwhelmingly white and Christian in the way you’d expect the crowd at a NASCAR race or a Garth Brooks concert to be. As Sarah Posner, an investigative journalist who has followed Christian nationalist organizations for more than a decade, observed, “a reconstruction of the weeks leading up to Jan. 6 shows how a Christian-right group formed to ‘stop the steal’ worked to foment a bellicose Christian narrative in defense of Trump’s coup attempt and justify a holy war against an illegitimate state.” Without the religious zeal and moral claims that Christian nationalism brought to the insurrection, it’s possible the attack might not have happened. The riot, it turns out, wasn’t so much a political protest as it was a religious crusade in the eyes of many members of the pro-Trump mob.
But as scholars of religious extremism have noted in different contexts around the world, crusades are not born overnight, nor are they a response to any single event. Crusades happen when the structures and symbols of a religious tradition are manipulated to inspire devotion to the political power of one group over another.
In her book “The Power Worshipers,” which chronicles the coordinated efforts of religious right organizations in recent decades, Katherine Stewart has written that the “leaders of the movement have quite consciously reframed the Christian religion itself to suit their political objectives and then promoted this new reactionary religion as widely as possible, thus turning citizens into congregants and congregants into voters.” While these organizations have often been described as the instigators of America’s culture wars, Stewart is clear in her account that their aim has always been power. When Donald Trump became a willing