My 16-year-old son has been clamoring to buy a computer graphics card because he can't play low-profile games. I didn't promise him to lose his temper at home today and broke his phone and TV.

Don't destroy it. The child is in a rebellious period of life at this age. Once he can't have a good character before he is eighteen, if his character is stereotyped, he will be in trouble. It's hard to change in the future. Indulging in games all day will have a great influence on his character and studies.

As a parent, if he wants to do a good job, the computer should not buy him a new one. Now your parents are used to the appearance of children. You can spend more time with him and talk more. I guess you just don't care about him enough to let him stay with the computer.

Spend more time taking him out for a walk, chatting, traveling and so on. The computer is actually very suitable for him to play, but the time should be limited. You can give him more encouragement in his studies and give him some kind rewards if he does well in the exam. If your son behaves well in the future, consider getting a new computer.

I'm only 22 years old. Your son is a lot like me. I was addicted to the internet at that time, but thanks to my parents, they saved me.