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My mom tried that, didn't work for her either lol
What happened to just speaking?!
I thought I would add my story of my parent being too overbearing...My mother never let me hang out with boys and never let me go many places with my friends(who are very well behaved). Eventually I started going behind her back, I would sneak over to a guys house or hang out with him after school and have sex because I never had the freedom I wanted just to hangout with a guy, but when I had the opportunity to be with one I went all out. And with the friend situation I would do the same thing(minus the intercourse). I would sneak around my mom like that because she didn't let me have the freedom I wanted. Hell I still do it because she is too overbearing, yes, I understand she wants mě to be safe but it is all too much and it makes me rebel. As a result I don't talk to my mother about anything and I don't want her too involved in my life. I guess what Im trying to say is that it is not good to keep your child under your thumb all the time because it stresses them out. You don't have to be their bff either, but it is easier to have that relationship because in the long run you two will be there for eachother.
You SO deserve it.
Never EVER read your daughter's diary. You'll find out about things you didn't want to know about , then you'll get mad at her like any other hypocritical mother.
That's one if the stupidest things I think parents can do.... If your parent had read your journal growing up would you have remotely understood ?!?!? Most likely not. as a teenager myself, keeping a journal is one of the best outlets... You should've tried to talk to her first and if you were THAT concerned see if she is speaking with a school guidance counsellor or what not so you know she is safe...
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If you were distant, shouldn't you, oh I don't know, try to talk to her instead of looking at her diary? YDI
Say hello to trust issues and an even greater distance..