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Originally Posted by Niamh.
She will no doubt, she's spending some time in London, Scotland & Greece too. She still travels a lot from since we were 18
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Ah, I see. But no, today’s teenagers seem very baby-ish compared to how teens from a more zennial/millennial/Gen. X ilk were. Whether teenagers were officially recognised prior to the 1950s or not is irrelevant. They’re just not as world-savvy as they were even 10 years ago. Max off Corrie is an example of an infantilised, overly impressionable 16-year-old. It’s even worse considering that the guy what plays him (who’s a terrible, terrible actor) is actually like 20.
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) and we really were thrown in at the deep end of figuring life out money/accommodation/work/keeping ourselves alive etc 
The only contact I had with family and friends back in Ireland then was letters and the occasional phone call from a payphone (it was pretty expensive back then to make international calls)
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