My 14 year old boy is obsessed with growing up and owning his own place, he and his friend even plan to room and pay half the rent when they get older. Hes constantly asking me about grown up questions like driving, paying bills, owning a home, buying things, etc etc.
Hes even asked to move into our old home saying he can take care of himself. What sould i do? Is it normal? Therapists :: Office of Child & Youth Protection | Archdiocese of ::
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Hey you, yeah, above me.
Do you want your family to survive tonight?
Yeah?
Then shhhhhhhhhh.
This is sort of normal to a certain degree.
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You have to realise that most 14 year olds are up to that stage where they think they know everything! i mean, theyve just started puberty and are learning about attraction towards girls and this as such will make them think that theyve experienced life already.
i suggest you sit down with him and have a chat about how young he is and how hes still under your wing. cause 14 is wayyy too young to contemplate on things like that.
even to the points where you need to smack him, DO IT HAHA
I remember feeling that way and did till I was 19.
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I'm not going to say that this is happening to every 14 year old boy out there, but it's definitely nothing to be concerned about, or even dealing with a counselor.
Seems to me he is just excited to be on his own, no rules, making his own money, being able to drive, the whole package,
Trust me, once he is a little older, he'll fear being on his own. It's just a phase, very normal.
Hope i helped,
&& Good luck with that teenager of yours!
He just seems excited no need for therapy but you could get like an older brother or cousin (someone he looks up to) to talk to him
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Well, if you move out on your own, I will kill you.
Watch yourself, I know where you live, I know where you want to live.
I will kill you.
I will kill you.
You WILL die in my arms.
I will kill you.
I will put you 6 feet under.
No just talk to him about it and answer his questions. But make sure he doesn't actually do it! Answer mine: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
No, it's nothing to worry about. He is craving independence, which isn't so bad. If he does what he's set out to do, good for him. If he doesn't, he knows he has you to turn to.
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