The kids 12-15 in my neighborhood are all good kids with educated, well-off parents but....
They all go thru a phase where they delight in telling everyone (including adults) to f-off and yell the f-word (and other really nasty things) so loud I can hear every word inside my house with the AC on and the windows closed and where they flip off drivers who have the audacity to drive down the street and interrupt their skateboarding, hanging out - whatever they are doing in the middle of the street.
When I see the girls I think of sweet Skyla and Taylor with their clubhouse and posters - being in that age between child and adult where one minute they seem 10 years old and the next 20. Where they play Barbie one minute and flip their hair and flirt with boys the next. They are so cute and yet so infuriatingly unpredictable. They want the boys to pay attention and then don't have a clue what to do when they DO pay attention, so they RUN like rabbits screaming like they are starring in a horror movie. And oh my the language they use - if a boy manages to get within 5 feet, sailors would blush at the language that pours out of these sweet little girls...with a rapid fire response from the boys, once they reach a safe distance - often accompanied with the rude "gang-cool" hand gestures. Ahh, as bad as it is, "turn around and they're 16" - once they hit 16 and get the car they are gone and the neighborhood seems too quiet for a while.
I still have to do a double take sometimes at the language - and their parents just shrug as if they can't stop their kids (who are right there) from telling their neighbor to f-off --- loudly, if he asks them to refrain from hitting tennis balls into his garage door.
NOTHING a girl (or boy) can do or say warrants A violent response, (like SHOOTING them) but I can see a scenario where a disturbed, wound-too tight,
"adult" might get angry at a sweet looking young girl when she starts the high pitch screaming or using foul language or rude gestures.
My Opinion
