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My house, my rules is a neologism that is used as a common justification for parents to exact demands upon children, basing it upon the concept of the child as a "guest" or "tenant" in the house of the household's head. Such usage of this neologism is followed by the suggestion that the child should remove himself or herself from the premises of the parent-owned abode.

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  • My house, my rules is a neologism that is used as a common justification for parents to exact demands upon children, basing it upon the concept of the child as a "guest" or "tenant" in the house of the household's head. Such usage of this neologism is followed by the suggestion that the child should remove himself or herself from the premises of the parent-owned abode.
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  • My house, my rules is a neologism that is used as a common justification for parents to exact demands upon children, basing it upon the concept of the child as a "guest" or "tenant" in the house of the household's head. Such usage of this neologism is followed by the suggestion that the child should remove himself or herself from the premises of the parent-owned abode.
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