Graduation is a hard part of life. An adolescent must go through it when they graduate the eighth grade (to high school), the twelfth grade (to a university), and when the young man or woman graduates their university (to the world). When they graduate the eighth grade, they leave many of the friends they grew up with, whom they played with and whom at times, they fought with, but being friends in the end, all the same. They must leave most (if not all) of their friends to go on to find new ones, in high school. From twelfth grade to a university, the adolescents must again leave their friends, probably all, because of how vast the choices of universities there are. And from their university to the world, the possibilities are endless.

Of course, u may be thinking how this affects graduating. All of these words, mean probably nothing, to a teenager or young adolescent nowadays, but to those who’ve actually experienced graduating, they know that it is painful, maybe not painful, but hard to leave people they’ve been with for a long time. No one can imagine how hard it is for a adolescent now to let go of all of their friends.

For all adolescents reading this article, when you graduate, don’t keep in all of your emotions. Share your emotions with someone that’s gone through graduating, because it will help.