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most of teenagers think it is forbidden love.
for each people will fall in love with each other. but they don't choose to marriage. during ww2, man need to go fight in there front line, which means women need to afford a lot. in this case, teenagers thinks love is unnecessary.

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young girls and teenagers always wear bobby socks and skirts. and sloppy Joe sweater.  Bobby socks, which were introduced in the early 1940s. These socks were ankle-length, white socks. They were sometimes trimmed with lace or ribbon, and were often worn with flat shoes known as saddle shoes. Saddle shoes were popular with teenage girls at the time. They were two-toned shoes, often black and white, and laced up.
among the boys, they like blue jeans and letterman jacket.

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because of the depression, the government expect to aside any favorites activities or unnecessary spending for the sake the nation's well-being. and the women during this period be more free. they show their ability to manage the society. and the children shows their talent.

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and the biggest different is their education. Children’s education suffered during the war. One in five of the country’s schools were damaged by bombing and many others were requisitioned by the government. Children were crammed into large classes and stationery and books were often in short supply. Young male teachers were called up to the forces and older teachers brought out of retirement to replace them. After the war a significant number of children failed to reach the required levels of literacy and numeracy.

and they have open-air classes everyday. but most of children choose to leave to school after 14 years. but in this period, women and man are equal. both of them can go to school.

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during WWI, it was lots of wars happened, which means children need to grow up quickly as they can. when they are younger, they need to take care themselves and their family.
what's more, they also can get a job, but all of the job about the war.
Children of all ages could get involved in the war effort. Older boys and girls joined the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. They supported Air Raid Precautions by acting as messengers or fire-watchers. Younger children helped salvage war materials, raised money for munitions or knitted comforts for troops.