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From my slightly older perspective, that paradox was alive and well during certain teenage years for each of my now-grown kids. I suspect my own parents would have said the same thing when I was struggling to become an adult and simultaneously terrified of not being a child. While the subjects and contradictory "rules" may be different, I wonder if it's yet another wonderful, confusing, exciting and infuriating version of a duet that parents and children have played for many, many years.

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Joni E. Johnston, Psy. D.
Joni E. Johnston, Psy. D.

Written by Joni E. Johnston, Psy. D.

Forensic psychologist/private investigator//author of serial killer book. Passionate about victim’s rights, the psychology of true crime, and criminal justice.

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