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 | | Teenagers and preteens, who, after all, have the least experience with love relationships (and who sometimes develop massive crushes on falsified, airbrushed images of their favorite heartthrob-celebrities), are particularly susceptible to this tendency to idealize those they love or desire. |
 | | Falling in love is an entirely subjective experience, and of course it is never okay to stalk someone, or to insist that someone "give you a chance," romantically speaking, if that person is simply not interested. |
 | | If you are the parent of a teenager who is experiencing the emotional turmoil of unrequited love for the first time, remember that adolescents have not yet been alive long enough to look at a situation from the "long view" perspective. |
| www.sixwise.com /newsletters/06/08/16/how_to_cope_and_how_to_help_your_teenagers_cope_with_unrequited_love.htm (1480 words) |
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