Do teenagers really act crazy? When we see children drawing on walls, we don't say they are crazy, we say they are children. I don't remember acting crazy in

Do teenagers really act crazy? When we see children drawing on walls, we don't say they are crazy, we say they are children. I don't remember acting crazy in my teens. In fact, I think I'm the same boring self that I was years ago. What I think many adults are victim of, is being encapsulated in a little set of habits and behaviors, with the expectation that everyone else will follow the same rules. Thus, when one sees someone old enough to not be a 'child' anymore, it's expected of them to immediately follow the same habits (thoughtless actions) then everyone else. Well, it turns about that many habits are completely non-intuitive (and perhaps even irrational). For individuals going through the motion for the first time, they might pause for 2 minutes and try to understand what's going on, without ending with the same conclusions as everyone else. If everyone was acting crazy, how would someone not acting like them look like?