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PDHPE ASSESSMENT 2
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- Stacey arrives home upset about what Charlie had said about her acne.
- Sis are you ok? I am going to come in to talk to you.
- Charlie at school made fun of my acne and said I was disgusting.
- Stacey don't worry acne is completely normal for a teenager. Here is some scrub that helps clear out clogged pores. Let me explain what acne is.
- Your skin is filled with these tiny holes called pores. Sometimes dead skin, oil or dirt get in your pores, this causes red bumps to form. These are called pimples/acne. They usually last 3-7 days but can be longer. Acne is completely normal it is just part of puberty. You will experience many changes and this is one of them. You're not alone 85% of teenagers also get acne. Stand up to Charlie he has no right to speak to you like that.
- Formation of pimples
- 1.Healthy pore.
- 2.pore clogged with oil, dust or dirt.
- 3.Inflammation starts (Pimple)
- 4.Pore ruptures. The puss slowly starts to rise to the top of the pimple.
- Charlie I have had enough. Acne is normal, did you know 85% of teenagers get acne. I know I am not alone, I have people to talk to about my acne and I am not ashamed anymore. Stop being a bully and start treating people the way you want to be treated.
- Charlie you are getting detention this is not how we treat people! Good job for standing up for yourself Stacey, It was the right thing to do.
- Sis I stood up for myself. Thank you for helping me. I am so much more confident about my acne. I know I should be never ashamed because it is totally normal.
- I am so glad you finally understand it is totally normal to have acne. I am so proud of you for standing up for yourself. You are going to inspire others not to be ashamed of their pimples.
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