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Why teenagers who stop sharing everything with parents may still feel close

As teenagers begin to assert their independence, their desire for privacy naturally increases. This urge for privacy should not be mistaken for secrecy; rather, it reflects their need for autonomy. Parents can enhance their bond by respecting this privacy while also engaging in open and honest conversations. It’s crucial to remain attentive to any significant shifts in behavior, as these may indicate underlying struggles that the teen might face.

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