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Xelga [282]
3 years ago
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natima [27]3 years ago
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Answer:

Explanation:

Dear Parents,

Let your children have more freedom, being a teenager is a once in a lifetime opportunity, it's the time when we are the youngest, but still have so many opportunities to explore to make our life rememberable. We want to be able to have something to tell to our kids and we would probably want to be the coolest parent. Let them have their privacy! Even though it is your house please understand that we deserve our own space because our room is where we eat, sleep, change and so many more things, being in our room is the time where we are able to have time alone and please respect that. We have our own lives meaning that we must have our own privacy and please give this to us. You parents have privacy so why cant we have privacy? Respect our boundaries. Lastly please don't scream or shout at your child. They are not objects you can scream at, they are human just like you and they have feelings. They shouldn't be an object you can scream at just to let go of your angriness, learn how to control it. Your children will think that it is okay to scream at their kids to feel 'calmer' when it isn't.

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