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December 8, 2007 at 4:07 pm #254654
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I can assure you- if your son’s mouth is horrible at home, it’s just
the same or worse when you are not around. At that age, kids consider
parents, they are stil more likely to say things around friends and
others that they will not say around their parents.
definintly saying them around other people.
i agree with the original sentiment of the conversation, that people
general. but parents are not always to blame for what the teen’s say.
in most cases, it’s a product of their social upbringing, rather than
as for guns, i don’t allow our children to play with them, but i make
sure that the children are aware that not everyone feels the same way.
a child to play with toy guns isn’t the best way to deal with it.
the child in the store picked up a toy gun. the parent may not have
social standards. children have played with toy guns since the
invention of the real gun. it’s only been in recent years that many
swearing is also not anything new to this new generation, nor is it
something that will ever go away. just as teens today test their
tested their limits as well. And when your children are teens, they’ll
test their limits, too.
protected, and raised to our standards. It’s ignorance at it’s finest,
though, to expect that children and teenagers left to their own devices
Not all teens act out in the same manner, but all teens will test their
parental limits to a degree. It might not be swearing- it could be
homework, calling in to work, staying out past curfew, drinking, even
doing drugs.
would be that there is a general lack of respect towards people, but
that morally, teens are acting out as they always have. It’s maybe a
years ago, and it isn’t that different from what I remember. They just
are more likely o do it in front of adults than before.
wrote: >
> My son’s mouth is horrible. He is 16. I am on him constintley about
find out about it their will be hell to pay.
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