Teenage boys who tease girls often believe they are being playful, funny, or even “cool.” They might see it as harmless fun, a way to impress their friends, or an attempt to get attention. However, what they fail to realize is that their words and actions can be hurtful, uncomfortable, or even damaging.
This behavior can stem from immaturity, peer pressure, or a lack of understanding about respect and boundaries. Some boys may not even recognize the impact of their teasing, brushing it off as a joke, while others may intentionally use it as a way to assert dominance or mask their insecurities.
True confidence and maturity, however, come from treating others with kindness and respect. Instead of trying to gain approval through mockery or teasing, real “coolness” lies in being empathetic, understanding, and standing up for what’s right.
Ayushi Chowdhry
Sunbeam Bhagwanpur
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