Your 14-year-old’s record collection (yes, vinyl—probably scratched) includes albums like The Dark Side of the Moon (Pink Floyd), Houses of the Holy (Led Zeppelin), and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Elton John). Parents in 1973 are convinced that rock music causes drug use, premarital sex, and long hair that obscures the ears (a major sign of delinquency).
If you were referring to a "1973 Parents Guide" (such as a specific school manual or a different film), please let me know: 14 and under -1973 parents guide-
: Parents should watch for drastic, long-lasting changes in behavior or personality, such as extreme sleep problems or weight fluctuations, which may signal a need for professional support. Media & Online Safety Media & Online Safety A 14-year-old in 1973
A 14-year-old in 1973 was the "tweener" that PG was designed for. The Exorcist (released Dec 26, 1973) was rated R, but in practice, ushers let 14-year-olds in if they lied. The Parents Guide of 1973 screamed against this. Your only real job in 1973 is to
Your only real job in 1973 is to keep the door unlocked, the refrigerator full of Kool-Aid and bologna, and the record player ready for when they come home. Everything else? It’s just the static of history.