Write a paragraph about why don't parents and teenagers always understand each other

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Parents and teenagers don’t understand one another because of age differences, and the high expectations parents have of their teenage children. Many parents and teenagers don’t understand one another because of age differences. Being a teenage is the stage to have fun. This is seen when a high school student enjoys socializing with their friends, especially going to a party. Parents have a lot of responsibility raising their children such as providing them with food, clothing, shelter, and an education. Therefore, parents are usually serious and stern because of this great responsibility.

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