Teenage girls are total dicks

[Codswallop20]

They really are. Selfish hormone driven cock wombles.

I think they should all be forced to live on an island and only be allowed to return when they are sane.

AIBU??

[MintyGreenDream]

I didn't come out the other side until I was 18.I was an absolute cunt between 14-17 my poor parents.

[Bouledeneige]

YABU. My teen DD was lovely. Teen DS horrible,.

[PintOfCoffeePlease]

@Tillymintpolo

I was a twat YANBU

Came to post this it gets better!

[Exhausteddog]

My DD is 15 and despite minor digs and insults on a regular basis is generally lovely and good company.

[DrDreReturns]

In the space of a year DD (who is now 12) has gone from being lovely to a complete nightmare. Moody, rude and just unpleasant to be with. Until fairly recently she was the complete opposite.
I have heard from friends that year 9 is a really difficult age for girls.

[Fluffycloudland77]

Satan in a frock

[DarlingFell]

@entropynow

Maybe yours are. Mine are not

There's always one who has to have the smug little dig

Yep. You have to wonder what drives them, I can imagine their smug little faces as they type out their comment. They are quite entertaining though

[Luredbyapomegranate]

Yep. 11 to 14 I was an utter cunt. I mean I was miserable - but I didn't half make sure I took everyone else with me.

[BitterTits]

Well by and large I think they're great, and I know hundreds of them!

[couchparsnip]

I agree. I just brushed a piece of lint off DDs shoulder and she reacted like I had smacked her, said "Don't touch me" and gave me a look as if I was a piece of dirt.
Looking forward to her growing out of this phase!

[maofteens]

Nope my 16 year old is hardworking, respectful and great company.
My teenage son, however, tests me constantly. (He is also great company but OMG is so much more work.)

[icedcoffees]

YANBU - I was a nightmare as a teenager, an absolute nightmare

My mum is now one of my best friends though and we've been really close since I was about nineteen, so there is hope!

[LadyCampanulaTottington]

I was a monster until 18.

DD was a horror show from 13 to 16.

She’s 20 now and a dream.

[Sparklebrandy]

Book her a seat on the plane! Complete cockwomble - seriously. Has brightened my day to know I'm not alone lol x

[Emmelina]

Currently sat in just phone light with a large gin on a school night. DD14 has just gone upstairs finally 😬

[GoodnightGrandma]

I didn’t have a problem with my daughter, she’s very sensible. My son was a different thing entirely !

[DrMadelineMaxwell]

Dd1 now 21. Delightful. Easy.

Dd2. 17. Has been really hard work since about the age of 11. Can be brilliant. Can be really gobby.

[Benjispruce5]

Yep

[EgdonHeath]

@Codswallop20

They really are. Selfish hormone driven cock wombles.

I think they should all be forced to live on an island and only be allowed to return when they are sane.

AIBU??

In short: YANBU, in spades.

[GETTINGLIKEMYMOTHER]

It’s great when they finally pass their driving test and actually want to go to Asda for you. 🙂

[Benjispruce5]

Oh the smug parents of 15 year olds. There’s plenty of time yet!

[Thecurliestwurly]

@DrDreReturns

In the space of a year DD (who is now 12) has gone from being lovely to a complete nightmare. Moody, rude and just unpleasant to be with. Until fairly recently she was the complete opposite.
I have heard from friends that year 9 is a really difficult age for girls.

Oh my, I remember when I was in year 9. I went nuts. Looking back, I had no idea who I was and really felt like I was stumbling through life. I was really shy, but then became loud and rebellious over the course of a few months. Kind of the same for many years after too, but it all kicked off for me in year 9.

[whenwillthemadnessend]

Oh yes totally agree OPmine goes from sweet to sour in a nano second. The last year has been awful. Roll on sixth form.

[OhWhatFuckeryIsThisNow]

You a teacher by any chance OP?
Funnily enough I was talking to a year 11 girl last week who said “Miss was I really horrible to you when I was younger? Do you think I’m better now?” And she was then (close to permanent exclusion more than once, made a few teachers doubt their career choice) and she’s lovely now.