Runaway teens

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   dee for debbieposted 3 years ago

   Runaway teens
   
   Why do teens runaway?

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   peachpurpleposted 3 years ago

   nope, my teen didn't and me myself I didn't either. Unless you have a problematic parent who doesn't understand you.

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      brittnapierakposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      What qualifies as a problematic parent?

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   brittnapierakposted 3 years ago

   My younger sister ran away when she was only 12. Although she does have a number of mental disabilities, she left because she wanted attention and felt as though she was not getting the attention she thought she deserved. She was crying for help and was punishing our mother for not doing what she wanted.
   Teens runaway or may attempt to for a number of reasons, I myself never did however I can see why some want to or do.
   They may want to be on their own or they may feel they are not understood, that no one cares, unwanted or want attention so they lash out by running away in hopes they'll get the attention they're craving. Once they're away, and they see their parent(s) or guardian(s), worrying, crying or looking for them the attention they're craving, they see that someone does care.
   Every teen is not the same by any means, but the main reason to running away is simple: they want change. Rather they want to be on their own or simply want to see who cares.

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