Is 'The Sun' a reliable source in offering advice to deal with ';unruly teens';?

The Sun offered top tips to parents to deal with ';unruly teens'; like what to do if you don't approve of your daughters outfit:





';Try and give them a good reason that you don't like it it, and word it in a way that will sink in'; said the jaunty dossier. ';You can try 'it would look great on a stripper' (but be careful with this one as it could be seen as a compliment!)';. Hmmm...





Another piece of advice is to ';trust them';. ';If you trust them, they will learn to trust themselves. If you find out they have broken your trust you can always cut off their their funds!';





At least one tip may resonate:





';The first thing you should remember when dealing with a teen is that you were once one yourself'; we're told. ';But don't keep reminding them, especially in front of their friends because you, to them, are SO OLD';





Thanks 'The Sun' for those valuable lessons in life!Is 'The Sun' a reliable source in offering advice to deal with ';unruly teens';?
If my mum told me it would look great on a stripper, I'd wear it anyway. In fact my mother encouraged me to work on sex lines %26amp; said sex was the best way to make money.





Thing is, I always wore laddish stuff so my mums comments were more like ';unbutton your shirt a bit..';.





Brilliant tips there for the sl@gs in white estates. I'm sure certain areas will soon be seeing amazing 29 year old mothers encouraging their 15 year olds to make something of themselves due to the help of the Sun.


After all it is their curriculum/bible.Is 'The Sun' a reliable source in offering advice to deal with ';unruly teens';?
The fact that they picked on wearing something that ';would look good on a stripper'; as something to worry about tells you all you need to know about their backward-minded, sexist social politics.


Putting your trust in the Sun's advice is as dangerous as buying a used computer from ';Mr Gadd'; anyway!
Sorry I am sitting here with my mouth hanging open speechless.


If anyone told me I looked like a stripper I certaily wouldnt take it as a compliment, although my neigbour did say he thought my wellies looked like porno ones..........I wonder how he knows!!!!
I don't believe the Sun is a reliable source if you want to know the date let alone anything else.


Still,it's a laugh.
The Sun and the word reliable?
LOL dont you love it!
Wouldn麓t wipe my **** with The Sun, much less read it.
And people were supposed to take it seriously?





Wow!





I wish I could get paid for writing tripe!
God , how would we cope without their words of wisdom lol





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The soar away Scum never ceases to amaze with it's pearls of wisdom and this is a prime example. Being a dinosaur who holds the purse strings, you'd be amazed at the things you can get your adolescents to perform. Personally I would rather stick pins in my eyes than read that garbage, but people do and the results are less than inspiring. Who knows they might run a pull-out on how to tie your shoe laces, but I think they'd be hard pressed.
'';Try and give them a good reason that you don't like it it, and word it in a way that will sink in'; said the jaunty dossier. ';You can try 'it would look great on a stripper' (but be careful with this one as it could be seen as a compliment!)';'





Tip to parents: If you've taught your daughter to regard ';The Sun'; as an impartial source of information, then she's probably already well on her way to becoming a stripper or WAG.





'Another piece of advice is to ';trust them';. ';If you trust them, they will learn to trust themselves. If you find out they have broken your trust you can always cut off their their funds!';'





Funnily enough this is exactly how Rupert Murdoch treats his employees.