Teenagers are hard to understand and to manage. They get up one day hating your guts and the next one they love "unconditionally" because you bought them something. One week they love their best friend and the next they hate them and call them traitors. One month they are in love. The next they hate everyone. The next they are obsessed with a new band, but the other month that same band is trash. They think one thing today and are completely convinced about it… only to change their mind five seconds later. I don't know exactly why, but they act like that, and we have to accept it.
It's hard to get them when nothing seems to be definitely for over a day, but everything is important to them as if it defined their whole life. Parents have to go around their kids' lives trying to say the correct thing when they don't even understand what they are talking about. And that is the magic of teenagers. It's a phase, and we all went through it. But the important thing is to know that they are, in fact, kids starting to get into adulthood, but still kids. That's why parents have to act correctly and help them as much as they can.
In this story in r/CharlotteDobreYouTube, we get a stepmother that didn't get the memo. She's mad at her teenage stepdaughter because she is, supposedly, ungrateful. You know what she actually is? A teenager! That girl had a fun time one day, and she said it, not in the best way. After that, this adult took it personally and made a drama out of nothing. Then she didn't even talk to her and just made everyone uncomfortable about a dumb situation that could have been solved in two minutes. The girl is a teenager who was excited about a fun time she had. The woman is just an adult who doesn't understand her place.