That's the stupidest question I ever saw. Never in a thousand years would I accept parenting advice from an inexperienced, self centred, whiny kid. Good grief. Now I've seen it all!
Mrs. C - 13 years ago
I think it would be an interesting book to read. As a parent of a teenager, I understand the frustration of trying to get in my teens head. I have learned to pick my battles; fight for the important ones and walk away from the rest. I try and put myself in her shoes and think what she might really be trying to say through not just her words but actions and her personality. The book would be an interesting perspective from a teen's point of view. I look forward to the read.
That's the stupidest question I ever saw. Never in a thousand years would I accept parenting advice from an inexperienced, self centred, whiny kid. Good grief. Now I've seen it all!
I think it would be an interesting book to read. As a parent of a teenager, I understand the frustration of trying to get in my teens head. I have learned to pick my battles; fight for the important ones and walk away from the rest. I try and put myself in her shoes and think what she might really be trying to say through not just her words but actions and her personality. The book would be an interesting perspective from a teen's point of view. I look forward to the read.