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Teenagers should be able to make decisions for themselves. Yeah, they might mess up. But that's how you learn. I am seeing more and more of this baby-ing stuff with the way we are bringing kids up. How are we supposed to teach future generations to think for themselves and make good decisions based on their own judgments if all of the decisions are made for them?
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