I completely agree with James. Most people who have never been through what those teenage girls have been through somehow feel all high and mighty, as if they have all of the answers and as if the reason their lives are all going so well is because of them and them alone. Truth is that they've more than likely been born into and grown up in a better situation than those girls, have no idea what those girls have to go through every single day, and, most of all, they are so high and mighty about being right that they haven't ONCE given thought to the real reasons why those girls might be in that situation. However, what goes around comes around...everyone goes through at least one period of problems and misery throughout life....whenever it happens to them they'd better hope that people understand their situation better and treat them better than they've treated others. As for my paper topic, I think I will either do one on a sitcom or write about the effects religion has on the American family.