teenagers

Here is Today's Daily Dilemma: I am a 17 year old girl and my parents have been divorced since I was kid. It wasn't an ugly divorce and really, I think I adjusted well to being a child of two households. Until recently. I have always spent every other weekend with my Dad, and I have always loved our time together... Read More ...

I usually like to have some sort of witty take on the things I write about but this time I got nothin'. There is a very strange new trend going on that I can only hope will not catch on worldwide. Young women using make up, clothes, a blank stare and yes, sometimes lots of plastic surgery to look like "living" dolls.

Here is Today's Daily Dilemma: My girlfriends daughter, 16, has been dressing very, well, inappropriately lately. I noticed this change in wardrobe a couple months ago but have not said anything. Lately, it's been getting REALLY bad. To the point where I am hearing things about the way she dresses from other parents and her peers...

Here's Today's Daily Dilemma: My 13 year old daughter is a compulsive liar. She lies about everything. It’s been going on for a while now and I can’t take it anymore. It doesn’t matter what we talk about, it all lies. From her school day to her social life to everyday simple questions. At ...

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Three Teenagers from Saratoga Springs might be spending some of their high school years in prison.

It's amazing how the bullying problem in America just seems to get worse and worse.  I hate to bring the party down here, but something's got to be done about it and fast!

You're not going to like what I have to say here.  You're either going to call me an elitist, or impractical, or both.  But I just read an article recommending "first cars" for teenagers.  Are they kidding me here?

This could only come from the mind of a teenager.  An adult would be too worried that their prized camera would get damaged, or that fireworks would hit someone's house and inspire a lawsuit.  But teenagers are "free thinkers", shall we say.   Here's an example:

Do you know where your child has been in the last month?  A new report from Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration claims about six-percent of American youths aged 12 to 14 have had at least one drink containing alcohol in the past month.

Some people look great in jeans.  The may look old and dirty, but they're not.  Dirty jeans.  Hey, I wouldn't wear them.  I actually catch alot of grief at home for wearing them once and then throwing them in the wash..