Respect shouldn’t require obedience. Your 16-year-old child refuses to hug a visiting relative. The relative feels insulted and says, “In our family, children are taught to respect their elders.” Your child quietly explains that they simply don’t feel comfortable being hugged. The relative demands an apology, and everyone turns to you. Do you make your child apologize to keep the peace, or defend their right to say NO, even if it offends family? What would you do as a parent? 👀🤔

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