More good movies for teen

We have many movies for adults and children, but we don't have many movies that are good for teens. Then what will these teens watch? They don't like children's movies. They will watch adult ones, which are not suitable for their brain and mental stage.

We need good movies for teens that will encourage them to prepare for adulthood, enjoy their teen years, work in whatever suits them, and have good manners toward both children and adults.

They are in the middle stage, just before adulthood. At this time, they are losing interest in their childhood games and toys and feel interested in adult things. They need an age-appropriate entertainment system. They can't play at the playground with children and can't join adult-related games.

This is when they get misguided. That's why we have to be very careful to take care of their physical and mental health and guide them in the right ways. We have to arrange enough age-appropriate work, study, and entertainment elements, including movies.

23+

As per my mom's account, people from Saudi Arabia have a tendency to keep their age concealed, even from medical professionals. Once, a lady accompanied by her son, who was in his forties, visited a doctor who claimed to be 50 years old. When the doctor inquired about her age at the time of childbirth, she declined to reveal her true age. This is a custom that both men and women in Saudi Arabia follow.

When I was a teenager and in my early twenties, my parents were often mistaken for being much younger than their actual age. Once, when I was 15, we went out together, and a man mistook my father for my younger sister. He was taken aback when he found out that I was the second daughter and that there was an older daughter at home. He stared at us in disbelief for a few seconds.

Although I used to believe that I had inherited some of those youthful genes, I eventually gained weight. Nevertheless, if someone were to ask me my age, I wish I could say 23 or older ;). That's what I am in my mind :) .

You're not too old, and it's not too late.

I wanted to remind you that age should never be a limiting factor in pursuing your goals. It's common to feel like it's too late to start something new, but that's simply not true. In fact, there are many inspiring stories of people who achieved great success later in life. For example, the founder of KFC started his business at age 65 and now there are KFC restaurants all over the world. 

People like Jennifer Lopez and Malaika Arora are also great examples of how age doesn't have to define us. They continue to amaze us with their talent and beauty, regardless of their age. 

Did you know that some people in their 80s still climb mountains? It's never too late to learn, grow, and achieve. Some people even start new careers or pursue education after their children have grown and moved out. 

There are also countless examples of people who have overcome physical limitations and accomplished incredible things. From wheelchair-bound athletes to individuals who have completed impressive feats of engineering without any formal training, it's clear that determination and willpower can overcome any obstacle. 

Remember, age is just a number. You should never give up on your dreams or assume that it's too late to make a change. Keep trying and you never know what you might achieve.

Age is just a number

For some people, age is just a number. I have seen those people, they go to market, travel to different places, enjoy time with friends, kids, neighbours or just with strangers. They laugh a lot, they dance. If you see them with somebody, you may think, oh for long years they are having this relationship, now grown old. Actually, they just meet and started enjoying each other's company.

If you think these people don't have any physical pain or mental stress, then you are wrong. These people know how to overcome or ignore negativity and enjoy the positiveness in life.

I have stopped counting my age after 23. Now a day if anyone asks my age, I had to start counting. I really don't remember my age. I don't think it's necessary. I just like to live my life.