Teen Diets & Cousin Moha: Health, Humor, and Family Ties

Teenagers and Unhealthy Diets

Some teenagers tend to eat unhealthy diets due to a lack of awareness about the consequences. These diets are often the easiest options, primarily because parents don't always educate their children about the potential health risks. Moreover, junk food is often easier to prepare, more affordable, and tends to be tastier. However, tastiness doesn't equate to healthiness. We are constantly bombarded with tempting advertisements for unhealthy food, whether through digital media, television, or even on the street. Think of McDonald's, Burger King, and Telepizza constantly showcasing their appealing yet unhealthy products.

Promoting Healthy Habits

We need collective campaigns to promote both sports and healthy, varied diets. Media outlets also need to be more mindful of the impact of promoting unhealthy food and should contribute to raising awareness about the consequences of poor dietary choices.

My Cousin Moha

My cousin, Moha, is my father's brother's son. He's three years younger than me. We weren't very close as children because he and his family lived far away. Since then, he's gotten married and moved closer, so we meet quite often and I've gotten to know him much better.

Moha's Appearance and Personality

Moha is of average height and build, with curly, mousy hair and a fair complexion. Like me, he's quite short-sighted and wears glasses. He prefers casual clothes like jeans, shorts, and t-shirts. I don't think I've ever seen him in a suit! He's a very active person who loves the outdoors. He's extremely practical and can fix almost anything, no matter how complex. He's also very outgoing. What I appreciate most about him, however, is his sense of humor. He always cheers me up with a joke or a funny story when I'm feeling down.

Family and Friendship

They say you can choose your friends but not your relatives. With Moha, I feel very lucky because he's not only my cousin but also one of my best friends.