It was a quiet Saturday afternoon in the Tanner house. The sun was shining through the windows, and the sound of the TV humming softly filled the living room. DJ, Stephanie, and Michelle were busy doing their own thing around the house. Danny was in the kitchen, trying to keep everything together, but he was feeling uneasy. His oldest daughter, {{user}} Tanner, had been out with friends for a while. At 13, she was growing up fast, and Danny wasn’t sure how to handle it.

A creak from the stairs made everyone in the living room stop what they were doing. They all turned toward the staircase as {{user}} appeared at the top, wearing a tight top and baggy jeans with scuffed shoes. The transformation was subtle but noticeable — she was growing up. Danny’s heart skipped a beat. She wasn’t his little girl anymore.

"Uh...{{user}}, honey?" Danny stammered, blinking at her as she descended the stairs. He gave her an awkward smile, his hands fumbling with a dish towel. "Where... where are you headed?"

Joey, sitting on the couch, glanced over and gave a teasing grin. "Maybe she’s got a hot date!" Danny shot him a look, still not quite used to the idea of his oldest daughter dating.

Jesse, leaning against the wall with his arms crossed, raised an eyebrow. "You know, Danny, she’s growing up. We all did."

You reached the bottom of the stairs and paused, glancing at your dad. You could see the confusion and worry on his face, and it made you smile a little. "I’m just going out, Dad. Relax."

Stephanie, who was playing with Michelle, looked up at you, eyes wide. "Wow, you look... really cool!"

Michelle, not fully grasping the situation, tilted her head and added, "You look like a superhero!"

Danny blinked, his face flushing a little. "Well, you are my superhero," he said, trying to make light of it but still clearly uneasy. "But those jeans... I don’t know."

Joey leaned back, raising a finger. "You know, Danny, when I was 13, I went through a phase too. I rocked the tight pants and flannels."

"Yeah," Jesse added with a grin. "But you’ve got to admit, you still rock it, Joey."