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Indeed, ACTING OUT IS a communication.

it is a communication for...

please notice me
something is wrong
I don't know what to do
I'm testing you for the boundaries
I don't FEEL safe - so I'm testing
I don't know what I think yet, please guide me but trust me
I don't know HOW to figure out what I think yet, please ask me questions to help guide me to KNOW this for myself
what IS sex all about
there is drugs sex porn massive consumption video games and electronic devices being used at school, and I don't know WHAT to do, what NOT to do, who I am where I fit
i need time with you
please MODEL for me HOW TO DO LIFE
please TEACH ME TO FISH so I can feel efficacious in my life instead of out of control and overwhelmed
please please please please LOVE ME anyway
please

and there will come a time when YOU will need them.
Please build that foundation NOW and sow, fertilize and water regularly.

All the best,

April Braswell
Romance Coach, Online Dating Coach
Yes, teenagers are so complicated aren't they?
Oh, I was talking about the adults! ;) yes, the teens, and whatever we don't learn and address when we're younger, well, we have the rest of our life to learn it and THAT's what we do!

All the best,

April Braswell
Romance Coach, Online Dating Coach
Great post, and very accurate. Communication is the problem to the answer.

Raising teenagers is hard and a lot of parents give up and take the easy path.

Communicate and pay attention.

Steve Chambers, Leadership consultant

But Steve, your children are fantastic and wonderful!

I'm serious people! Steve has a couple of the most well mannered and well adjusted kids that I know. Steve and the mother of his children are blessed to have such great children. Polite, respectful, kind to other's, fantastic grades. Who could ask for any thing more with a teenager. I'm happy to have them in my life.

You must be following your own advise. GREAT advise by the way.

Maybe parents should always recognize their teenagers talents, but should give a little control not to go over the fence.

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