13yo son joined Reddit last week and is busy conforming to stereotypes

Anyone else have a child also on Reddit? He was muttering "You are doing that too much, urgh" at the breakfast table and I knew what his username would be, and there he is being an annoying, uniformed, and kinda sweary, teenage boy on the internet.​Given that I explained what the message means before thinking about it anymore, he knows i know he's around, but past that I don't really know what to do about it. He's wrong, he's rude but... so what? I could totally ignore him, let him do his thing as he grows or I can look at everything he says, everything he posts, create a new {hisaccountname}'s_dad account and reply to him...​After thinking about it for a while, I think I need to err on the side of not caring. However it's probably the totally-missing-the-point fact that he's partially busy being wrong about NFL, which I love (he just repeats the typical UK drivel that his step father says about it to wind me up) that makes me want to have a long, serious chat about it! via /r/Parenting https://ift.tt/2EWhon6