8xxx Why should parents not relocate teenagers?

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Puberty; that means, becoming capable of reproduction.

Adolescence; that means, from puberty to adulthood.

Adolescence is often divided into three stages:

  • Early adolescence is between the age of 11 and 14.
  • Middle adolescence is between 15 and 17.
  • Late adolescence is between 18 and 21.

Old age begins after sixty years of age.

Adult age runs between the end of adolescence and the start of old age.

During the first half of adult age, you’re a young adult.

During he second half of adult age, you’re in the middle age.

Around the age of 42, you are no longer a young adult.

This is when you  pass the midpoint between the end of adolescence and the start of old age.

This is when you are expected to face a number of midlife crises.

When the thumos project began in 2015, British researcher Roger Webb and others carried out a study in Denmark of over a million people and discovered a strong link between childhood residential mobility and adverse outcomes in early midlife.

If you relocate your children right before high school, you double their risk in attempted suicide, violent offending, and substance abuse during their early midlife.

If you relocate your children right before middle school or earlier, the increase of such risk is noticeable but not a huge cause for concern.

If you want to move your children to a better environment, do so before middle school.

The bottom line, parents should never relocate teenagers, be they in middle school or high school.

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