Are You.....ONE OF THEM???

'Ello! I have recently been reminded of something I read somewhere that was quite interesting. Seriously.

So, a few years ago I had a scary-story-reading-and-writing phase. A friend and I tackled all of the scary short story books in the school library, and then worked furiously on our own. (Going back and reading it made me laugh hysterically.) A certain series that shall be left unnamed (Curse my memory) was very very good. The last story in the last book, though, was just freakish.

This story was based on real research from a real study that went on. The facts that will be referred to haven't quite been proven, but they have not been proved wrong, either. :)

A group of scientists was wondering.....where do teens channel their negative energy? There had been reports, (too many to be disregarded,) of strange happenings. Scared homeowners were saying that they had been hearing crashes in other rooms, and going in to see that a lamp had crashed into a wall, or a cupboard had mysteriously fallen, with no excuse.

The police were skeptical, of course. This wasn't a big deal, and there had to be some reason. And then, there was evidence. The homeowners were actually witnessing objects flying across the room and smashing into walls or furniture. What was the deal?

The experts were brought in. After working and watching, and trying to work out the mystery, they finally figured it out. In each of the cases, a teenager was in the room of the phenomenon. What on Earth does that have to do with anything? Well, here's the story.

The scientists were trying to prove that, in simple terms, the energy from stress and anger in a teenage life is so strong or so much that it basically is expelled from the being, and channeled into moving an object. Ever felt so angry that all you could do is ferociously break something? Or so stressed that you might scream and pass out? The theory is that if the feeling was so strong enough in a certain type of teen, then it can be forceful enough to send an object smashing into another.

Again, not proven at all. But it kind of makes sense in a wierd way, if you are a teen who experiences these feelings day to day. What do you think???

"Hey, not the priceless teapot!!!"