Is it weird for a teen to hate parties and prefer to stay at home?

Answer 1

Not at all. As a teen and even now that I'm an adult I shunned wild parties with plenty of drinking, and which lasted till the wee hours of the morning. But I enjoyed pop corn and movies, meeting up for lunch, or hanging out at coffee shops.

Answer 2

teens will grow accustomed to the party,



it's like gay, gay can't be born a gay,perhaps they dislike the man in the very beginning,later,they will slowly take a fancy to man,

Answer 3

No, i'm the same. There's a Swedish saying that goes "Away is fine, but home is best".

Answer 4

You must have aids. See a doctor

Answer 5

House parties to me are always so messy. I don't find drinking fun after the first time, I was horrendously drunk. I typically never feel comfortable. Somehow I end up taking care of someone who had too much to drink, or I help the person of the house clean up. As a teen also, it is always acceptable to stay home, and out of trouble.

Answer 6

It's not the norm but not weird either. It's fine if you dont like parties, who cares? It's not like people are queuing outside your house every weekend waiting to see if you go out right? Anyone who cares that you dont like going to parties has no life.

Answer 7

Not at all.
"There is nothing better than home."

Answer 8

Not at all.

Back in the late 60's, I attended a party, where EVERYONE ( except me ) was lining / snorting coke. My refusal to share in the "snow fest" led to my being asked to leave the party.

Five years later, I met someone from THAT party---who told me EVERYONE from that party DIED from abusing coke and other addictive drugs; six months later---that very person died under mysterious circumstances ( thought to be drug related ).

Back then, I chose to stay away from the wild parties and expend focus on safer, more quiet forms of recreation, between my college studies--keeping focus on my goals. And through my hard earned efforts and successes, my life and profession both have been far happier than those party-boys / party-girls from my undergraduate days.

Answer 9

No

Answer 10

No