Whether we’re divorced and dating casually, in a decades-long marriage, or in a serious committed relationship, virtually everyone has more to learn about how to keep relationships happy, fulfilling, loving, and above all else, healthy.īack to the cute note: parents generally don’t get freaked out at that point, because we know it’s got no teeth – at least we hope so. If we’re honest with ourselves, most of us parents admit we still have work to do in our relationships with our spouses, partners, or romantic interests. And it’s the beginning of a journey that lasts a lifetime. When our kids reach this stage, we smile and reminisce. Writing it, receiving it, delivering it – the whole deal.
Ps I think you’re the cutest girl in 6 th grade There comes a point when your child moves past the days of that simple, timeless note, passed through an intermediary at the lunch table: We’re talking about actual romantic dating, not elementary and middle school crushes that are all sugar and no spice. Parents face a tough set of decisions when their teens reach dating age.
