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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I tried to push my kid academically when she was younger and I think I have contributed to her teenage depression and anxiety. I now gently encourage but no more pressure.[/quote] This is not true. She probably would have depression or anxiety even if you didn't push her. PP, please don't blame yourself for your daughter's mental health issues. [/quote] Oh sweetie you need to do a little research on how parents are the main reason for their kid's mental health issues. [/quote] wut? parents play literally no role in mental health issues, except for passing their genetic propensities. [/quote] Mental health is both nature (genetics) and nurture (environment). Parents absolutely can play a role, both in supporting and damaging a child's mental health. [/quote]
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