Kimberly Parker+FollowDid anyone else’s mom flip out if you tried to shave your thighs when you were younger?When I was becoming a teenager, my mom was actually supportive of me starting to shave my legs, but for some reason, she absolutely forbade me from going above the knee. As a dark, hairy young teen, this turned into a massive source of arguments because I honestly could not understand what the problem was. My mom always said that once you shave your body hair, it grows back darker and coarser, but I read an article a while ago saying that's just a huge myth and pseudoscience. I know that when I become a mom, I definitely won't bully my teenage daughter like that. #growingup #teenagedramas #shaving #momlogic #Parenting #Health 95Share
Darius Alvarez+FollowWhen friends leave you out: What would you do?Finding out your friends hung out without you—and then being called a 'whiny brat' for saying it hurt—hits hard. One 18-year-old shared her story online after being excluded from a dinner party, only to be mocked when she spoke up. Some people think she’s right to feel upset, while others say not every hangout needs an invite. But here’s the real question: If your friends only show up when you plan things, are they really your friends? Have you ever felt left out by people you thought were close? How did you handle it? #Relationships #Friendship #GrowingUp20Share
