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 avoid. Discuss both views and give your own opinion

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There is no doubt that parents must take their responsibilities to nurture their children whatever
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age of them.
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some people consider the negotiation and
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of teenagers with their families are a crucial phase of their age to help them. In
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essay, I will discuss both sides of the argument and explain my support for the former opinion. Growing up children transfer them into a new phase of their age. Meanwhile, many opposite opinions of teens could arise toward their families for many reasons. Human beings consist of sophisticated feelings and emotions making the take care of upbringing them a vital role. For that reason,
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for those who have not
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yet.
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relentless
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between teens and their parents could enforce them to reorient their ambition to become criminals or drugs addiction. So that, if there is barely
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, it will properly shape our children. Many arguments drive teens to have
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of confidence. The short lifespan of young people
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them helpless without
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life wise
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.
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, the future sight should be excluded from their thinking because of their lack of experience. If teenagers guide well they definitely will face many life's problems, which they could face. In conclusion, the arguments could be critics in many viewpoints
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are still growing up, but I totally agree that the benefits which could be gained from them are surpassed the negative effects.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • autonomy
  • individuality
  • emotional intelligence
  • conflict resolution skills
  • persistent
  • unresolved
  • communication gaps
  • rebellious behavior
  • substance abuse
  • mental health issues
  • critical skills
  • deeper understanding
  • family dynamics
  • quest for independence
  • crucial for adulthood
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