Teen daughter no longer cares

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Added: 21.04.2022

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How serious is too serious when it comes to teen relationships? Still, by the time he was 15, his relationships were lasting longer and he seemed to be getting more serious. How did I know? He started asking me to take him to the mall so he could buy a one month anniversary gift. While part of me found it to be a sweet gesture, another part of me worried he was getting too serious at his age.

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