A term for a group of teenagers could be a "youth squad" or a "teen clique."
The best way a teen can save another teen is to prevent them from ruining their life. Many teens change friends when they decide to begin using drugs, drinking alcohol and skipping school. This means they leave another group of teen friends behind. These are their good or positive friends. The good friends can definitely have an impact on the teen that is moving in a negative direction. Some teens may believe that by talking to their friends parents they are ratting their friend out. In reality they may be saving their former best friends life. Some parents have found it necessary to send their teen to a teen boot camp to save them from going to prison or being killed. This isn't an exaggeration. Parent's don't realize how much trouble their teen is really in, until they are safely enrolled in a secure environment and begin to open up to them.
He already considers you as his girlfriend, or he's just bragging to his friends.
a group of teen rebals their usually fighting and doing vandalism You could be talking about a group of wannabe organized crime "gangsters" (which are most dangerous anyways because they don't know themselves) or you could be talking about a group of friends (clique) that like to hang out togetehr
Typically, auto insurance coverage for a teen is pricey because statistics show that teen drivers are much riskier than the 25-50 age group that auto insurance companies covet. But that doesn't mean you have to pay an arm and a leg for coverage for your teen.
social interactions
You can be best friends they same way as a boy. You both can roam together, exchange numbers, talk regularly etc.
He was friends with Leonardo da Vinci.
Raheem is a Popular teen on myspace that had thousands of friends!
its spelled teen-nagers
Teen meeting teen is generally through school or social groups. Teen to older person (vice versa) usually social circles as well. Social circles i.e: friends of friends, people you hang with, etc...
Believe it or not teen girls in groups can be much more intimidating and cruel than a group of teen boys. These girls are playing 'fox in the hen house' which means they are throwing compliments your way in public so they can't be accused of bullying, but, it is a form of bullying. The best thing to do is ignore them and try to keep out of their way or walk with a group of your other friends or at least one friend.