DD is saying that she has the ability to tell the future??

Anonymous
DD 13 has been getting into tarot and witch-y stuff lately. I didn't intervene, as I think it's necessary to let teens try out their passions. However my daughter is now claiming that she has the "gift of prophecy", insisting that her dreams tell the future. For instance, when I dropped a jug of milk yesterday, she smiled and said that she "had a dream about this." I don't know if she's joking or not and it's worrying me. Thanks.
Anonymous
So I don't tell people this but I have a bit of the same. I would not say I can "tell the future" or have any "gift of prophecy" but I've had situation (too many to make it a fluke) where I've dreamed something and it came true. And not things like everyday/deja vous stuff. But, like natural disasters or deaths.
Anonymous
At the moment, it seems pretty harmless. At 13, I think the more you tell her "no you can't", the more she will push back. Keep an eye on it.
Anonymous
Tell her to pick stock for you. Call it out when she’s wrong.
Anonymous
Powerball? Let’s go!!!!!!!!
Anonymous
Spilling milk a kind of a lame prophecy. Does she know that you're going to stub your toe, too?

I'd smile and nod. It will pass.
Anonymous
Could be hypomania. Could just been teen stuff. Keep an eye on it.
Anonymous
So your teen has found the latest thing to annoy the adults in her life.
Anonymous
Ask her for the winning Powerball numbers.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Spilling milk a kind of a lame prophecy. Does she know that you're going to stub your toe, too?

I'd smile and nod. It will pass.


This. Unless she wins the lottery.
Anonymous
Take her to church. Turn away from witchcraft. Beware.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Take her to church. Turn away from witchcraft. Beware.

Beware???????
Anonymous
Must be so nice to be you and not have to worry about REAL problems, OP.

I was into tarot at the same age. It led to strictly nothing except a few moments of joy. Let her enjoy herself with 100% harmless fun.

Would you rather she gets groomed on the internet, cyberbullies others, or shoplifts at the mall, like some classmates of my daughter's???

Anonymous
Ask her about politics, we could use some clarity.
Anonymous
Watch out if she gets into witchcraft and bad spirits.
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