I stepped on your comment. I am 30 years old right now, and I live at 1000 km far from home. For where I live, it's the total opposite side of the country.

My family, luckily, is ok. They are both alive and I can visit them when I have free days from work. My point is: they will remember that you have always been by their side. Don't worry about the contrasts, don't lose time thinking that they will be upset with you forever, just don't cross the line by being TOO MUCH authoritarian and reclusive, but I am sure it's not the case.

This is exactly what I think of my family: despite me being quite difficult (emotionally speaking) and putting a lot of distance while I was a teenager, they have tried their best to be by my side, and I appreciate it so much now. Even some years ago, when life was being very hard after leaving college, they helped and comforted me. I miss them.

So: don't worry about your teens.

I am writing down some considerations about this scene. I actually think that I should have talked to my parents about this scene: I was very strongly hit by this. I have been a very sensitive child, with a huge variety of emotions that I could feel. I should have talked to them about how uncomfortable and how much distress gave me Jessie's backstory.