First, I got about two hours of sleep last night, so don't hold me accountable for any weirdness.
Here are some random questions. Some are advicey, others are Q&A-y, and I'm very -y today. :)
My 16 year old daughter is going to a school dance with her friends and my 12 year old wants to go too. The elder is saying she just wants to be with her
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There is a time and place for siblings to spend time together, but a school dance is not one of them. Allow the older sibling to have fun with her friends by herself.
I wonder if they're one of those families that have no concept of that? I had friends like that in high school, and to be honest even college (since for the first few years I went to a community college, so almost everyone lived at home). I was very family oriented growing up, I loved doing things with my parents and other relatives, but I also liked doing things with my friends, you know?
that a lot of those of the younger generation are operating underneath a very conservative mindset which is very disconcerting.It really is. :/ I guess we can just hope they grow up? Because for all people claim that you become more conservative as you get older, I think the opposite can also be true, if you're brought up in a conservative family and start realizing how the world works. My dad has some pretty conservative views, and I carried them over (despite being pretty liberal ( ... )
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