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@proangel I feel you. My daughter is 14 also but she's been individuating since she was around 11. But, it's been getting better. Now when she goes to bed I say "I looove you" down the stairs and she says, "Eww" or something to that effect. But, I take it to mean, I love you, too. :) I...

@scottwilson My 15 year old makes herself scrambled eggs and rice regularly. She'll make herself mac and cheese. She'll heat up pre-made lasagna. She'll bake cookies and brownies. She makes herself ramen and canned soup. Once in a great while she'll put together a fruit salad. She also...

@ipurr2 I have a brother and a sister. My brother is 5 1/2 years older and we never got along very well and have nothing in common at all. My sister was my best friends until our 30's when her current wife completed her brainwashing. In the past several years she has been almost entirely...

@carlosbroch I think at 17 he should fail or pass on his own. He has to deal with the consequences of his actions or lack thereof. Don't limit his activities. Just tell him he is responsible for it all and encourage him not overschedule himself. He'll be going to college soon and he'll have...

@leryc Grades don't matter. He just needs the diploma. Assuming he's not interested in college.

@jfp75 I feel you. Teenagers are SO INCONSIDERATE and self-centered. It's mind-boggling sometimes.

@sandgroper101 It makes sense not to send him on the band trip since he doesn't know the songs. He should drop out of band if he's not interested in it.

@convictionofgod My 15 year old will OFTEN turn her nose up at what I'm cooking now. I tell her that she can make herself pasta or eggs. Basically, she's on her own if she doesn't want to eat what I'm cooking. Occasionally, if it's convenient I can make her something at the same time. She...

@katrina2017 And if you go with intuitive eating, no foods or good or bad. They're just food.

@deanerenata32 You didn't do anything wrong.