Teenager, or teen for short, is a term used to describe a human who falls within the age range of 13 to 19 years old. This period of time, also known as adolescence, is characterized by major physical, cognitive, and social development and ultimately functions as the transitional period between childhood and adulthood. The start of one’s teen years usually coincides with the onset of puberty, a notoriously awkward period of physical development that lasts several years, and gradually results in near complete independence from the teenager’s legal guardian(s) as they enter into adulthood.

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5’3” | 1.60 m
1974 (Novel), 1976 (Film)
Carrie White
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Carrie White
5’7” | 1.70 m (average)
13-19 years
Teens Kissing - Boys & Girls
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Teens Kissing - Boys & Girls
Teens Kissing - Boys & Girls

Teens kiss as a way to show their affinity for another person. Teens kiss by placing their mouths on their partner’s mouth. Teens kissing are usually awkward as they are inexperienced or are kissing for the first time. Teens kissing is usually one of their first steps in exploring their sexuality.

Side elevation drawings of Teens Kissing (Boys & Girls) in various postures labeled with a dimension for average height
Teens kiss as a way to show their affinity for another person. Teens kiss by placing their mouths on their partner’s mouth. Teens kissing are usually awkward as they are inexperienced or are kissing for the first time. Teens kissing is usually one of their first steps in exploring their sexuality.

Side elevation drawings of Teens Kissing (Boys & Girls) in various postures labeled with a dimension for average height
Teens Kissing - Boys & Girls
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5’7” | 1.70 m (average)
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Clothing Style
Casual
Gender
Boys & Girls
Ages
13-19 years

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Teens Kissing (Boys & Girls) assorted side elevations (detail), side (outline)

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Carrie White
Illustrations of Stephen King's Carrie White with height

Carrie White, or Carrietta N. White, is the antagonist of Stephen King’s first horror novel, Carrie. Carrie is a social outcast at school, constantly bullied and tormented by her classmates. Carrie White’s mother is also an abusive religious fanatic; so between her home life and school life, Carrie is always tormented. In the locker room showers at school, Carrie gets her first period and shatters lightbulbs with her telepathic and telekinetic abilities. When she attends prom, her classmates pull a prank on her by dousing her with pig’s blood and she retaliates by using her supernatural abilities to kill her entire school and town.

Carrie White, portrayed by Sissy Spacek in Carrie (1976), is 5 foot 3 inches (1.60 m) tall.

Pair of drawings of Carrie White posed holding flowers and prom and using her telekinetic powers
Carrie White is the antagonist of Stephen King’s first horror novel, Carrie. Carrie is a social outcast at school, constantly bullied and tormented by her classmates. Carrie White’s mother is also an abusive religious fanatic; so between her home life and school life, Carrie is always tormented.

Carrie White, portrayed by Sissy Spacek in Carrie (1976), is 5 foot 3 inches (1.60 m) tall.

Pair of drawings of Carrie White posed holding flowers and prom and using her telekinetic powers
Carrie White
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5’3” | 1.60 m
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Actor
Sissy Spacek
First Appearance
1974 (Novel), 1976 (Film)

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Carrie White front, back, front (telekinetic), front (prom flowers)

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