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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your role is to listen to him, empathize, but not fix the relationship. This is how he learns what type of gf he wants, what kind of boyfriend he wants to be, etc.[/quote]

Is it normal for him to be so depressed about this? He has refused to go to practice ever since this started, about a week ago. He is barely studying. He seems like a different person, very sad. I don't understand why he is so intense and extreme about her. They've only known each other a few months, since January. [/quote]

This is exactly why we don’t encourage dating in high school.[/quote]

No one asked you for your opinion and no help. Go away troll[/quote]

NP but this is not what a “troll” is.
This is just someone who is offering an opinion you don’t like.

And even though you or OP may not find it helpful, it may be a helpful post for other parents reading this and considering that there are alternatives to helping your kid navigate circumstances in which they dont find themselves developmentally ready.
Like delaying the whole dating process ti begin with.
15 is awfully young for this sort of attachment.
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I wonder how you all got so old and strange.  A sophomore in high school may even be late for a first love/crush.  I think it's just the uptight college bound snowplow helicopter mommies that think 20 is the perfect age for a first kiss.   :lol: [/quote]

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