After Yehuda Levi's confession: 7 rules every parent should teach

Following Yehuda Levi's confession about the bullying he experienced in childhood, the article offers 7 rules for parents to teach their children about healthy friendships, setting boundaries, and identifying mutual relationships. The rules focus on feelings after a meeting, mutual respect, celebrating successes, and distinguishing between politeness and accessibility.

Following actor Yehuda Levi's confession about the bullying he experienced in childhood, the article offers 7 practical rules for parents to teach their children about healthy friendships. The rules include: not chasing after people, paying attention to how one feels after a meeting, identifying when laughter becomes demeaning, not changing one's personality to be accepted, identifying a friend who celebrates successes, distinguishing between politeness and accessibility, and not being afraid to grow and end friendships that are no longer suitable. The article emphasizes that social experiences from childhood affect self-confidence even in adulthood, as Levi described that the bullying still remains inside him nearly 40 years after it ended.