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@joeawilliams123 Wait frozen sandwiches?!?! How does that work?! But

@rafalle777 I mean if my teen is on a sleepover she can stay up till whatever time she likes, but if she’s just ‘out’ no later than 10.30-11pm.

@prayingp I lived abroad myself as a student. It is hard work - I didnt even speak the language! It is hard to make friends as social groups were already in place. What I found helped was trying to get a couple of different groups of friends or things I was doing. When you literally have no...

@mbraun Ah he’s love struck

Daughter is 15 and all her friends parents allow their boyfriends to come to their houses for sleepovers in the same room/ bed. I checked with other mum friends outside this particular group - also allow boyfriends to sleepover. Am I old fashioned or what - 15 seems a bit young to me to be...

@scottwilson You know a strange thing happened to me - I lost the ability to raise my voice/shout after getting covid. Life is so much better without shouting, much calmer. You approach stuff in different ways. Strip it back to the beginning - is your house a happy place? It is important that...

@metsuko I’m 46 and my mum still talks trivial stuff to me - but now I find it kinda cute 🥰

@scottwilson I’m no soft touch. But I think you both need to step back. You mention that you are willing to give him more control, which is a start. The rule can be that you’ll remind him once to do his homework and make time available for him to do it then back off entirely with no reminders...

@sunnyhope You know some people are just a bit quiet and shy. It’s okay they meet and find other quiet and shy people and have a lovely time together. The worst thing is when the loud people try and make you loud whereas you are quite content doing your own thing. As she matures she’ll find...

@convictionofgod Persevere with family meals. Not sure how you serve the food but perhaps try putting the food in the centre of the table so everyone helps themselves so it’s a bit more relaxed and the teens are more in control of how much of each thing.

@scottwilson Poor you what a nightmare. His behaviour seems so childish and petty. I also think you also might need to give him more control over his life. I think you need a mature conversation with him and a reset

@thecore1234 All sounds normal 16 yr old behaviour. He just needs a little shove to go out and do stuff. Even with good mates sometimes teens just can’t get it together to make arrangements. My daughter got a part time job and that was great for her self confidence and having sthg to do. I hope...

@csi40 Self harm pacts are there to ‘prove’ your toughness and how hard you are. Maybe try and get him into the gym or into boxing/ martial arts so ge can prove his strength in another way.

@giobob Oh heck. This sounds a terrible situation. It sounds like drastic measures are needed. Don’t let this continue. Sounds like he needs to go into rehab and have a complete reset.