My daughter finished her freshman year of high school, and it was not an easy year for either of us. It brought changes to friendships, homework, and our rules and boundaries, which meant we had to rewrite rules we had already established.
Friends who were once fixtures in our home no longer came over. It has been a revolving door of new people. Some stick around while others fade away based on common interests, such as shared classes and sports.
I understood that my kid was simply doing what all kids do when they transition from one phase of life to another, testing the waters by operating outside her comfort zone. While it is necessary, it…
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