Cant take it anymore

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sam jane

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This is what I think worked for him. He has younger siblings. Which can obviously sometimes throw parents off their tracks about who seems more mature. His brother right now is in the 7th grade, which is only 2 years younger, but he sometimes acts like his 4.

I have been over his house many times, and some of the things his brother tells his parents is sometimes un-believable. Some is true, but he does really extend the truth to a point. Which then after this is all done, he looked at by his parents as some bad ass teenager.

Trust me, I've seen it. And I'm sure once Teh Day sees this, he will confirm.
 
Very true. And by him acting like hes 4 it helps my parents see how mature I act. As in, do they want another 7 year old child screaming, or a mature acting teenager? Ryan doesnt have siblings so they dont see it the way my parents do. Maybe thats why it worked for them, because they dont want any more trouble than they already have. It may not be the most mature way, but after you do it (and I can say from experience) they realise that your not a little kid anymore and you are capable of reasoning. After the battle with your parents, THATS when you talk to them about being mature and all that stuff.
 
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