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I have heard a lot about respecting teenagers' privacy. I raised six who are all adults now. Given that experience and a few years myself, it is my conclusion that a teen must earn the right for privacy. It should not be a given. Teens are not adults yet and they are rather famous for lack of experience in decision-making. It is when a teen shows that he/she can be trusted that privacy can be allowed. One very good reason for this is legal -- if something is going on and the kid is underage, guess who is held accountable? The parents! But the other, and, to me, more valid reason, is to protect the kids long enough for them to reach some stage of maturity and wise decision making in their own lives.
One thing I became convinced of when my kids were teens was that it might have been my sole goal to simply keep them alive until they became adults!
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