In “The Power of the Teenage Girl,” by Dana K., it describes how society thinks less of teenage girls than any other age group.  Dana changes the story around and exclaims, “I’ve seen so much good from teenage girls that never gets talked about.” I completely agree with this.  Teenage girls are also known for sharing, giving compliments, and cheering up other people.  Dana suspects we are the ones getting made fun because no matter what we do, we are getting judged for it. Dana mentions, “If she’s really skinny, people think she’s trying too hard, but if she has even an ounce of fat on her, then she’s disgusting and must not care about her body.”  What Dana is getting at is that society is the one defining us: teenage girls.  While society is attempting to bring teenage girls down, they are bringing each other up.