45 Tweets That Perfectly Describe What It Is Like To Be A Parent To Teenagers
Watch parents hilariously roast their teenagers on Twitter!
Raising teenagers has never been easy. It is a challenging time when rules must be followed, or there are serious consequences.
We have all heard about the teenage angst that parents often complain about. While it may be a difficult time for all parents, it can be a pain in the neck to deal with these young people's tactics, reasoning, and complaints about every single thing.
Often, it's the small things that make parenting so difficult. However, with the right mindset and some proper planning, parents can navigate these troubled waters with flying colors.
Not many parents realize this, but to be a parent to teenagers, you don't actually need to be the strictest; you just need to be funny, smart, and, above all, light-hearted. Contrary to popular belief that teenagers can be hard to parent, all they really need is their mother or father guiding them through it all. Let's face it, we all know how it feels to go through those awkward stages in life when we were teenagers ourselves.
A lot of parents seem to mistake their teen's angsty emotions for negative feelings toward them, and while this may not always be the case, it can cause a whole lot of issues as they develop and grow. Once parents realize that gentle care is what their teens need, there will be less talking back, sneaking out, breaking rules, and aggressive behavior.
However, sometimes, this just can't be prevented—well, because, you know, hormones and all. Fortunately, some parents choose to take their kids' attitudes lightly and respond with humor. They even take it to the next level by sharing their funny experiences as parents of teenagers on Twitter.
Take a look at some of their best tweets below!
#1 Battle of Generational Languages
RealFionaO#2 More Like a Ghoul, Perhaps?
DrWhoWhatWhyHow#3 Even the Roomba Won't Go Near It
sweetmomissa
#4 Or Just Get Dogs Right from the Very Start
StevenIsserlis
#5 The Rage Constantly Lives On
dramadelinquent
#6 That's How You Rebel
WendiAarons
#7 And Then They Wear Jackets Themselves When It's Super Hot Out
TheMandiEm
#8 How Ironic
whinecheezits
#9 That Time When We Were All Embarrassed to Be Seen with Any Member of Our Family
maryfairybobrry
#10 Times Have Changed
#11 Pro Tip to Parents: Never Throw Your Old Stuff Away Because It WILL Be in Trend Again Someday
LibyaLiberty
#12 Unless They Do It Themselves
SamMcAlister1
#13 Nice Hack
WendiAarons
#14 Pushed Her Out of the Womb for This?
Parkerlawyer
#15 Still Hungry
mommajessiec
#16 They Value Their Privacy but Would Like to See Some of the Juicy Stuff on Your Phone
ChristiLukasiak
#17 Anyone?
RodLacroix
#18 They Sometimes Throw More Tantrums
FoxyWinePocket
#19 Even with That Attitude, They Still Love You Back
ICantEven001
#20 The Rage, We Can Feel It
sarcasticmommy4
#21 New Knowledge Every Day
Parkerlawyer
#22 Correction: You Have a New Talent to Embarrass Them
Cheeseboy22
#23 So Much for a Dramatic Slam
Six_Pack_Mom
#24 HELP
thebabylady7
#25 They Are Allergic to Physical Contact with Parents
steveolivas
#26 Independent with a Condition
sarcasticmommy4
#27 Oh No
sweetmomissa
#28 This Makes So Much Sense
saltymermaident
#29 Teach Them!
Six_Pack_Mom
#30 It's Like a Wonderland
RodLacroix
#31 You Never Know
QueenBlueeyed
#32 That Description Sums It Up
KrisnBrit
#33 They Think They Are So Sleek
sweetmomissa
#34 How Complicated Are You?
MacDicksonShow
#35 They Need a Big Sign
Cheeseboy22
#36 If You Are Like This, Please Don't Complain If Your Kid Doesn't Like to Share Their Interests with You Anymore
Kalarigamerchic
#37 They Won't Regret It When They Hit Their 20s
Cheeseboy22
#38 Oh, But Here We Are
ksujulie
#39 How It's Going So Far
katierosman
#40 Praying Hard
sarcasticmommy4
#41 Clumsy Kids
RodLacroix
#42 Don't Give Up
HousewifeOfHell
#43 When the Power Goes Out, They Transform
Parkerlawyer
#44 Why Do It for a Living Then?
Parkerlawyer
#45 Everything Gives Them the Ick
That1teddygirl
Life as a parent with a teenager to raise is never easy, and we all know what being a teenager is like because we have all been there. There is always this uncontrollable urge to be angry with everyone and everything, and many adults, especially parents, often find themselves on the receiving end of their teen's attitude.
Do you have any similar stories to share? Comment with your thoughts or share these tweets for all your family and friends to see!