As teens become more independent and more likely to confide in friends,parents may feel

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As teens grow more independent and confide more in their friends, parents might feel rejected because their children are seeking advice and companionship outside the family. This can also lead to feelings of suspicion as parents may worry about the influence of these friends and the choices their teens are making without parental guidance.

As Teens Become More Independent and More Likely to Confide