From “The
Human Condition: A User’s Manual,” by Arnold Kunst
7 January
Teenagers
are going through a ton of stuff you’ve almost certainly forgotten and probably
glad you’re finished with. They look like adults and desperately want to be
treated like adults, but can come up really short on earning the right to be
considered adults. They have built-in radar when it comes to needling parents,
giving new meaning to the term ‘hair-trigger temper.’ They’re going through a
phase, but unlike, say, teething, this one is destined to last for years. Oh,
and they desperately need your love and support, but would rather die than tell
that to you. That’s just the way they’re wired. Be ready for it.
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