Teaching Kids How to breakup Nicely Response

The article teaching kids how to breakup nicely by Benoit Lewis is about healthy breakups and whats not healthy. Break ups tend to happen on social media sites. The article stated that the high school had a  group meeting with high scholars. In the group discussion they debated on the fact breakups tend to end not healthy rather than a civilized way. In the article some of the breakups tend to happen on facebook , twitter , tumbler and more. Furthermore the in the article the adult facilitator who wore a blue “face it, don’t facebook it” in a reference to the apparently  troubling trend of young people breaking up with one another via social media. I think its very immature for teens to post that their single when their still friends with their ex. Also if you change your relationship status on social media sites such as facebook and more, your just upsetting the other person you just broke up with. Or even when teens defriend their exes or block them , delete their number. Another example in the article it stated healthy examples of celebrity breakups such as Cameron diaz , and Justin timberlake. the article also stated that one celebrity unhealthy breakup that the public witnessed was the famous rapper Kanye West and video vixen Amber Rose had a bad public split that which fans of Kanye  West were bashing the video vixen Amber . The famous rapper even wrote song lyrics which bashed Amber Rose. For instance in the article it stated a trend in high school , dating while in school. In the article one student stated “dating in school is for suckers , your just bring your peers into your relationship with the other person which always ends in stress or heartbreak”. Therefore , even dating in high school adds drama since young people tend to make each of their relationships end unhealthy and it becomes awkward being around the other person. i think breakups don't really end well for teens or even adults and even celebrities there is always going to be that civilized to end the relationship very civilized