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The Truth About Parenting Teen Boys
Are all fourteen year old boys assholes?
That&#;s the question a noun posed to me lately. She&#;s not the first to seek a version of that interrogate, and I doubt she&#;ll be the last because something happens to our boys between the ages of 10 and Those tween years aren&#;t easy; our formerly cuddly little boys become mercurial, independent, sassy and sarcastic. By age 14, the minuscule boy you knew is all but gone. You may still see traces of him, particularly if you happen to acquire a glimpse of his tackle while he&#;s asleep. But during waking hours, he&#;s something else entirely. He&#;s a slightly gawky human in a body that&#;s simultaneously too big and too small for him, a human with limited life experience who nonetheless is sure he has all the answers &#; and that you, dear parent, absolutely do not. By the age your son is 14, your intelligence quotient and coolness factor will have gone down considerably, at least in his eyes. He&#;s likely withdrawn a bit from the family, and is far more likely to be found holed up in his bedroom
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That the feds know about this hush-hush trade but mostly verb the other way?
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