Giving Teenagers and Young Adults More Venues to “Hang Out”

Giving Teenagers and Young Adults More Venues to “Hang Out”

  • Submitted By: jennyzhang
  • Date Submitted: 02/15/2009 2:36 PM
  • Category: English
  • Words: 320
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Many students like to “hang out” with their friends after school. Unfortunately, there are not lots of places for us to go in our city-Vancouver. For this reason, we often see a large number of people gather in the same location. Government should build more buildings for younger adults, such as recreation centre, student lounges, and shopping centre because they are safe, and they also exercise us. After school activities are important. They often help us to meet new people; therefore, students don’t just have friends in school, also outside the school. Some students are very shy; they can’t really make friends in the school. Recreation centre and student lounges give these kinds of people opportunity to meet more people and become friends with them. As a result, they might be bolder to talk to other people, and further, they won’t be as lonely as they were before. Instead of walking on the streets, teenagers seem to be safer if they have a place to stay. Strangers can just kidnap children anytime they want when they see them on the street. It is a dangerous situation to letting your children walking on the street with their friends if there is no adult. A student lounge is a good place for students because parents don’t have to worry about their children being kidnapped because there are supervisors. It provides a safe place to spend times. In short, students should have a better place to go rather than being insecurity. Everyone likes to “hang out” with their friends as they grow up. As you can see, Vancouver doesn’t seem to having a lot of places to “have fun” with friends. We need a bigger and more interesting place to go, for this purpose, building more recreation centre is important. Also, it gives people more time to contact with friends instead of doing nothing at home.

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