My son who is 16 yrs is not having much of interest in his studies. He is more interested in his looks.?
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As suggested, sit down with your son and sit down with a supportive counselor and find out what is going on. What are his ultimate life goals as far as his career?
You also said, “We have been pulling him and supporting all along the first year. Now we are trying to make him independent, but he is not willing to do so.” In my opinion, you should not pull him through and make him independent. He is 16! He has the choice to do that on his own. Being supportive is great, but you cannot make him be independent. It sounds like with all the pulling through he has become dependent on you more than anything, figuring that he does not need to work hard because his parents will take care of everything for him. Maybe you need to just be supportive and let him fall.
You also may want to check out his friends — has he started hanging out with a new group? Has his behavior been drastic or extreme? With his loss of interest, he could be getting into some things such as drugs and alcohol. I have seen that a lot as a counselor.
Good luck.
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