Should I talk to my dying parent about their pain?

Maybe point to his backpack and casually say, "I love that band!" and tell him why. Just start simply.

Try to remember what you felt like as a teenager and put yourself in the teenager's shoes. Speak with them as equals and see if it helps!

I too have a litter of kittens with the same issue. Use a cotton ball with an eye wash solution. You'll want to squeeze it out of the cotton onto...

Have you expressed your feelings to him? It's really inconsiderate for him to talk to you about things like that, especially if you haven't asked him to. And that he...

Children, much like adults, have an innate desire to belong. As you are a significant adult in a child's life, the child will consistently seek your approval. Slapping them for...

Yes. However, you can set consequences for doing this and, if possible, you can also disable app deletion.

You can start off by smiling and saying hello, then by introducing yourself to anyone you don't know ("Hi, I'm [insert your name]; it's nice to meet you). You can...

Expressing your feelings, even if they are feelings of sadness or pain, is healthy. This is a difficult time, so you and your parent should talk about it and share...

These symptoms may be a result of hyperacidity associated with H pylori, but back pain or chest pain can be associated with other, potentially serious conditions.  Your best bet is...

Be calm and chill around him and divert your attention to somewhere else - hobbies, schooling, etc. Give him a little space and if he still doesn't like you, then...