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You shouldn't snoop on a kid's computer. They're growing up; their brain is developing. It might feel like betrayal for them to have a parent snoop around their personal stuff. It invades their privacy and is not okay. Just because they're a minor doesn't mean they shouldn't be respected. Talk to the kid, have them see a therapist, but don't snoop.
yeah better to let her blow something up so you don't upset her. really?
My mom told me and my sister we could have privacy when we moved out and paid our own way. She didn't make a habit of snooping. Only if we gave her reason too. At the time, I hated it. As an adult, I see it for what it was. She cared enough to be the bad guy if needed to keep us on track and from doing something that would mess up our lives. I'm bipolar. I've had symptoms for as long as I can remember. I thought it was normal and didn't ask for help. Her looking out for me kept me from killing myself. So yeah, I am glad she snooped.
#30 a good parent doesn't care about trying be your cool friend they just care about you and if that means they have to snoop to keep you safe then that's what they have to do but I guess you won't really understand that for a few years seeing that you're Just a child yourself.
In many cases, this advice is perfect. My mother takes any chance she gets to go through my texts and Facebook messages because I refuse to talk to her when I'm upset (to justify why I don't tell her things because I know I'm going to get comments on how I should, she likes to tell everyone in the family personal shit going on and they all sit around making jokes). I don't trust her at all anymore, and it sucks. In this case though, it's kinda necessary for OP to step in and talk to the kid.
Sorry #30, parenting doesn't stop when it becomes inconvenient for the child.
I suggest you have a serious but sensitive talk with her. If she was different before and her behavior has suddenly changed (which is what your FML implies), something very serious could be going on that she's keeping hidden from you: bullying, sexual/physical abuse, getting in with the wrong crowd, etc... Better to figure out right away whether there's something horrible going on or if she's just being a drama queen.
Did google correct it or is there a tutorial for blowing up horses?
For all the people saying "you shouldn't snoop through her stuff", I don't really agree with snooping either, I know I'd be upset if I found out my parents had gone through my things, but sometimes, there are extreme cases where it is necessary. Obviously the behaviour of the daughter was enough justification for it in this situation.
She probably watches South Park. Check if she googled how to make a bomb blow up with a musical note.
Someone's daughter read Ellen Hopkins' books. Haha. Get it? Because her newest book involves a spoiled brat who builds bombs and kills horses? I'm funny. My references are funny. Haha. I'm funny.
Why would you do that? She is your daughter, have a little trust.
OP, Why would you do that? She is your daughter. Have a little trust.
Pretty sure she meant house, get the **** outa there, OP.
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She must really hate My Little Pony.
Call the veterinarian ASAP!!