Is there actually ANYTHING exciting for teenagers to do in London??

Question

im a 15 year old teenage girl living in London, the crappest place in the world. i hate it so much and i want to move to Madeira but moving country just isn´t that simple. im so depressed and unhappy whenever im in England - i hate it so much. there´s absolutely nothing to do. any suggestions for ANYTHING exciting for teenagers (and not too expensive) in london? ORRR please tell me some cool places in england to go to in half term like a nice beach or something where you can meet cool young people. please help im depressed with this horrible country!

Answer 1

First. Drop that negative attitude, nowone even wants to come to talk to u in any country if u have such a stick in your vajaya! If you hate it and try to get friends "hello my name is hater and i hate you and your country" you think that helps? Try meet some folks from internet maybe or schools. Your the underdog there so they decide to meet you or not.

Answer 2

You should go down to the West Country if you like beaches and cool young people. Newquay is a swinging place, surfer dudes, beach bunnies, ravers, cute guys, clubs, bars, coffee houses and all sorts to do and lovely people to team up with.

If that is too far, then go to Victoria station and get a train to Brighton, that is rather an awesome town for young people.

Answer 3

Someone needs to dump this kid in a Cornish fishing village with no public transport for a week - then she'll know what boring is! For goodness sakes, go to Oxford Street or something and quit moaning - you have some of the best shopping in the world in London and a great deal of public money is spent there compared to other places as well.

I live in Bristol, which has a population of half a million compared to the 7 million in London, which means it is correspondingly smaller and with less facilities, but you don't hear me complaining like you are!

Answer 4

I hear stabbing each other is becoming quite popular! All the beaches are nice...  but without sun??? Many moons ago I was in your position. It took me until adulthood to really understand the fact that England is just grey and depressing. Everything costs money. I now live in Greece when the kids actually have fantastic lives... sorry probably made you more depressed.  

Answer 5

If you are bored in London, you are bored of life,

Bored People are Boring people,

Answer 6

OMG I love London and England in general...I was there not too long ago...but I love the historical aspect of it...do some sightseeing ...you'll realize how much of your own city you don't know...I'm planning to take a tour of my own city 'cause there's so much I haven't seen here still....look up local tourism companies to see what's being offered...you're bound to find something you may be interested in  

Answer 7

And you seriously think Madeira is any better?

I bet if you get in touch with the council or pick up some leaflets you'll find tonnes of stuff for teenagers to do. If you can't be bothered to go out and look though, then yes you obviously are going to be bored.

You should count yourself lucky. We get everything handed to us on a plate here unlike other places. Don't be so negative.

Answer 8

No is boring..I use to think was an exciting, swinging place bla bla then...after been there i decided is more exciting here in Italy...teenager's life in england can be frustrated...actually you cant do anything....I felt sorry for them...You have to wait 18 age to get fun!! Incredible here i started to go clubs at 14 ! Plus always rain in summer as well, not beach life, limits everywhere Not just London...everywhere there is bleeding boring for a teenager at least...but i have some suspects not just for those...

Answer 9

i know this will be of no help to you but i just want to make a point -

London is one of THE most exciting cities in the whole world - it has history, museums, galleries, parks, shopping, markets, landmarks, architecture - i could go on! i think perhaps it may get boring if you stay in one tiny area but i would suggest really exploring what you have near you. i would say that London is probably the place in england where there is MOST to do! if you have not already, get some kind of travel pass (eg an oyster card) and take some time to go to some random places (but make sure you with someone else so youre safer).

England IS a good place to live, you may just have to look a bit harder for fun things to do when you have been living in the same area for a long time.

good luck! also i would reccomend devon (and woolacombe beach) for somewhere in england as there is tonnes to do.

:D

Answer 10

i am 15 as well! same problems!!!

brighton on a sunny day on the beach or pier can be really fun!