Some people view teenage conflict with their parents as a necessary part of growing up, whilst others see it as something negative which should be avoided. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

There is no doubt that adolescence can be a difficult period for both youngsters and their parents.

Although

some people believe that

conflict

at

this

time does more harm than good, I would argue that it is an essential stage of teenagers’

develoment

act of improving by expanding or enlarging or refining

development

. On the one hand, those who believe teenage

conflict

is harmful might argue that it can damage relationships between parents and their children.

This

is because

such

disputes can create tension in the family.

For example

, it is quite common for young people

to begin

smoking at their age to impress their peers, but the

reosulting

a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon

resulting

confrntations

a bold challenge

confrontations

confrontation

with parents can lead to difficulties with communication afterwards.

In contrast

, if there is no

conflict

between parents and teenagers, there will be a much greater sense of happiness among family members.

On the other hand

, my view is that

this

conflict

is important because it can help teenagers to mature. The reason for

this

is that by having disagreements

adolescnts

a juvenile between the onset of puberty and maturity

adolescents

adolescent

can form and develop their own opinions.

For instance

, a child may grow up in a

famili

a social unit living together

family

of meat-

eaters but

Accept comma addition

eaters, but

feel very strongly about not eating meat. If

this

child does not voice their opinion, they will be going against their principles.

However

, if they are willing to

egage

carry out or participate in an activity; be involved in

engage

in confl

ict

the thing named or in question

it

with their parents, their conscience will be much clearer despite the agony of the argument. In conclusion, despite the danger of damaging relationships which teenage

conflict

can create. It is my firm belief that

this

time of friction is a vital step on the path to teenagers becoming mature and independently-minded adults.