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@lakatide Don’t kick her out. We have to love our kids when they’re the most unlovable. Which is such a hard task. In a way, her being nice to you and her sister’s face is a really good sign. She loves you enough to want to protect you from the darkness in her life. My teen son isn’t doing...

@bobear24 My advice is to take a vacation. Go somewhere remote. A beach, a forest.

@monae I think you need family therapy. You sound like a good parent, but there’s something missing here. I did it when my son was going through a depressive episode and it was eye opening and changed my parenting forever. He didn’t get much out of it, but I did. It helped me understand him...

@sheryll This is just kid stuff. I’d let it cool down until tomorrow, then tell him he’s not to talk to you that way.

@mellowesile I’m not sure acting out like that is going to make anyone want to put her with other kids at school. If anything, that’s the kind of thing that makes parents pull their kids from school (I’m not condoning this). They should take away her social media though.

@chunhe889 This is perfect. She’s probably just trying to be empathetic to her best friend and getting pressure from her friend. Teens don’t always see their parents as people. I bet she has a great time with you.

@hisway2016 Laws are different by state. In mine, it’s off limits as long as one of the parents has a college degree. I have a relative who married a man from Kansas who thought it was super clever that his mom told the state they were homeschooling after elementary school so they wouldn’t have...

@deanerenata32 Get her on the pill yourself. Condoms are not that effective, especially when used by teens.