Top Voted Letters to the Editor

Emily R.’s article “The Skirt” spoke to me because it talked about feeling out of place. I have been in that position, standing in a dressing room wondering why I’m trying to change myself. We need to stay true to ourselves whether we wear... (more »)

I’m a chess lover. Though I have no doubt the newest beginner could beat me, it’s not how often I win, it’s the principle of the game that I love. I had never really thought about it before until I read “Life as a Game” by Drew M., but... (more »)

I found “The Notebook” by Michael J. to have many qualities. Hilarity, for one – it offered a much-needed laugh on a day I wasn’t feeling well – and it was well written. Most of all, I found it ironic; men aren’t as tough or unfeeling... (more »)

I was deeply touched by Stephanie S.’s article, “A Hair’s Strength.” I admire her commitment to her best friend. I understand how hard it is to watch someone you care about doing something self-destructive, and she really showed how much... (more »)

I can relate to Alexandria F.’s article, “My Fear of S,” in which she tells the story of overcoming her lisp. I have a speech problem too that was terrible when I was younger, so I understand her pain. I would never talk in class, just like... (more »)

Everyone longs to come across an article that speaks to them and tells their story. During my monthly reading of Teen Ink, I discovered “A Story of Procrastination.” The author may be unknown, but his/her idea is a shared feeling of all... (more »)

I enjoyed reading “Niñitas” by Melissa L. Nowadays, parties seem like over-the-top, superficial public declarations of who has more money. Just look at MTV’s “My Super Sweet Sixteen.” It was refreshing to see that Melissa felt like she... (more »)

I really enjoyed reading Anastasia Q.’s college essay, “Where do I Belong?” I felt that she didn’t just tell us she felt out of place, she showed us why, and it really touched my heart. Not only did it make me feel sad, but the opening... (more »)

“Priorities” by Katie S. is completely, ­entirely wow! There is no other way to describe it. I could totally relate. Katie wrote, “Between friendships and relationships, you may be devoting your time and effort to other people when you... (more »)

Celebrating Christmas in India sounds like so much fun. When I read Kavya M.’s article I thought it was very cool that she lived in India. When I think of India I picture the Hindu majority, but after I read this I was stunned to learn about the... (more »)