@desi09858: I encourage you to do a little research on what teenagers feel about themselves, their parents, their future and what is most important to them. By accepting this exercise, you will learn for yourself that your current problems are felt by most teenagers. You are not alone in the feelings of “lost hope” of a better future.
During these years you are wanting more control over decisions, but few have acquired the knowledge to make productive life choices. It is time now to appreciate the guidance and exposure to learning new skills and explore various avenues where your curiosity leads you. If you choose to “go along” with the educational process it will accumulate in the knowledge you will use in the next five years to make the best life-altering decisions that will form your future.
When you feel the pain of others and find the gratitude that your life could be so much worse, you will have the perspective to see your world more realistically. Learning the self-worth that hard work, being reliable and digging down when you feel discomfort, you will reflect the qualities that employers, school administrators and professionals are looking for. Gratitude & a good work ethic will open many doors for you as you experience more success than you can even dream of today.
Concentrate on becoming a good person who avoids decisions that lead to bad consequences and learn from your mistakes and strives to be a good citizen and good neighbor to all. You can do this!