Dont tell me shit about about parenting until you’ve raised at least one teenager. You don’t know anything lmao
Dont tell me shit about about parenting until you’ve raised at least one teenager. You don’t know anything lmao
It ain’t easy brother
So this means that you never express opinions about anything to do with periods or pregnancy? Just checking.
I'll go further, as I told a friend on the arrival of their first (mine were late teens at the time) "I'd give you advice, but I don't know how mine are going to turn out yet"...the oldest is a year before heading into his 40's and that still stands...I think they're turning out fine, but...
23 yr old boy and 19 yr old girl 🤦🏻♂️ good luck my friend
Your job now is to keep them safe until they are capable of making better decisions! Once you get through this they grow into young adults you truly love to spend time with.
Been there. Done it. My condolences.
It’s the stage where you reap what you sow—at least 80%, then there’s a bit of random luck sprinkled in. Not easy. You’re tested continuously. And—it doesn’t stop at 18.
Then they have kids of their own and all of a sudden you seem much smarter
please, not yet please, not yet
AMEN! I laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh when I remember rough toddler days. Don’t get me wrong, those days weren’t easy, but I had NO IDEA how much stronger I’d have to become to have teenagers. Bonus: they leave the nest and come back your best friends and really AWESOME ❤️
I say they are hormonally crazy insane, aggravating as shit, and I thought Covid made one want to drink, but now I believe it’s teenagers. At most times they were more mature at six.
What was your most audacious offense when you were a kid?
Shhhhh …
I knew how to open the hood of my parents’ car and unhook to odometer. 😇🧰
Oh I was bad
Bro this kid said to me today “Dad, read the room.”
Explain to him what hypothetically would have happened had you told his grandfather "Dad, read the room"
You've memory-holed what this kid put you through when they were two and a half.
My kids are your age so the grandkids are teenagers. One gave his father a wise crack, afterwards my son saw me smiling and asked, "What's so funny." "Now you know." I replied.
😂
Life comes at you fast.
😂🤪. Mine got on a kick telling me I was back talking him, which I told him was impossible. Then on couple occasions said, “look me in the eye when you’re talking to me.” Which I informed him, ok tough guy 🤪 I’m not your buddies or on a video game.
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Oof. Well, then, Josh, guess you gotta take the lead from the youngster. It’s perfectly apropos to throw out the old chestnut of the older I get the less I know.
I keep waiting for the frontal lobe to form
Two. One is still a teen.
Very much, not looking forward to this.
You know your kids can see this, right?
say word.
Raised 4. If it’s any consolation, they circle back to tell you which stuff you were right about. First, it’s exhausting.
When a friend found out we were expecting a baby girl, he said it would be the best 12 years of your life! 🤨
13-17 is……not fun. They become semi-human again around 18
My second is 10 y/o. The amazing thing is I do not feel anymore prepared. I actually look forward to “it” (raising a teenager) - has to be better this time
Nope.
Damn