I remember that period, when I was about thirteen years old. My mother and I could never meet halfway. I tried to be good, but she never seemed to be satisfied. She thought I should wear more conservative clothes, spend more time in the library and be more serious about life. She never understood the music that I listened, and was always surprised by my new haircuts. And she always said: "When I was your …
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…or resist the everyday changes. The fact that today's parents do not always agree with their children, does not always have a negative affect. Sometimes we can learn a lot from our parents' past, and it might help us to evaluate better the present innovations. But sometimes we have to use all our patience and make our parents listen to us and hear us out. One way or another, compromise is the best way out.