Adolescent emancipation is a problem for both the children and for parents. Ever since the youngster was an infant they have had him in their care. The habit of watching over him is strong and the desire to do so is also likely to be strong. Hence they fail in cultivating the habit of allowing the youngster to have more and more freedom and self-determination. The essential element in emancipation is the freedom, desire and ability to take responsibility. The emancipated person may seek advice from his parents, but he will not allow his parents to dictate his decisions.
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