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You ever see that Shakespeare play where a king asks his daughters how much they love him and two of them say they love really much and the other one says she loves him "as a daughter loves a father, as he loves her" and then he banishes her and the other two turn on him. I think it was called king Lear. The point I'm making is that if you banish your 16-year old your 7-year old will gouge your eyes out.
Omg, first of all love isn't expressed in words, second you don't understand teenagers.
#64- A lot of teenagers would probably have no problem telling their parents they love them. Asking HOW MUCH they love them is just fishing for complements though.
Haven't you ever read King Lear? That's just asking for disaster.
LMAO! That's kids for ya.
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That's teenagers for you.
haha I guess i only find that funny cos I am 16, hardly an fml, more like my life is perfect cos my child has a wonderful sense of humour