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Teenagers don’t struggle because they don’t understand.
They struggle because no one explains it to them clearly.Adults are sometimes uncomfortable discussing concepts with teenagers that they were not taught at that age.
I would like to break the cycle of sheltered teenagers.
Be the first to tell them and they will know it in a healthy way!!You are absolutely wrong. The sheltered teenagers struggle MUCH less than the unsheltered teenagers.
Every teenager should be sheltered from the secular world and all the crazy subjects in the world.
because no one explains it to them clearly.
That may be true in part, but some concepts can’t be explained. They have to be learned through one’s own efforts, experiences and observations, and that can take a long time.
Wtf u talking bout??
Even tho your right, also, Teenagers struggle cuz by nature they are supposed to break away from parents and make their own life. It is nature.
Also if you want a teenager to listen to you and have good values you need to engender within them proper morals, right and wrong, not just conformity.
Being a teenager is a self-limiting ailment (you grow out of it). Most survive and become adults. Its always been that way.
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