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Should I have a curfew at 17?

Thunder Robot Asked by funadvice 8 months ago, 3 answers.

Well I love going out and being out late at night, sometimes I come home at 1 am, 2 am, 3 am, the earliest (now) like around 11..but sometimes I don't come home at all..or there has been times I've came home at like 7 am or so..The way I think is that- as long as you know what your doing and who your with..and all of the important..it doesn't really matter what time you get home..as long as your having fun in a positive way..Live it up.

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dog Answered by amblessed on Sep 05, 2007, 01:24AM
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I support your parents - they know you best - they Love you and are looking after your best interests - demonstrate to them you can be responsible and things will probably change - 'live it up' has many dangers - it shouldn't be 'me' me' 'me' - soon be 18 and I hope you'll make Good choices...I wish you the best !!

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what are you looking' at? Answered by aliasajent on Sep 05, 2007, 10:25AM
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I can't imagine how you stay up that late! If I don't get 8 hours of sleep I'm a wreck, not to mention I can't function during the day. I know in school if I had stayed up that late I wouldn't have been able to get through the day. My grades would have suffered, not to mention my health. I think your parents may have a point. They are probably worried more about how staying out late effects your day to day activities than what you are doing. It sounds like they trust you to tell them the truth about who you are with and where you are if they have been letting you stay out that late.

Living it up has its perks, but there are definite draw backs. At 17, you're really close to being out of highschool and living life on your own. Learning to be more disciplined with social situations now will only help you in college or in your career. If you are living it up now and neglect the things that help you achieve success in the future, like education, health, etc. you might be making it a lot more difficult for yourself.

Believe it or not, your parents most likely have your best interest at heart. They want the best for you not only for today, but in the future. Crazy enough they most likely have been where you are and know what it takes to achieve success. Talk to them about your concerns, but listen as well.

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How ya like that! Answered by rnealw on Sep 08, 2007, 01:40AM
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You know dec94 you are 13 according to your profile. . . the person asking is 17 What you said is very disrespectful and Cruel. I'm not agreeing with here Logic but I'm not agreeing with yours either. Your Answers seem angry and look like a power trip and Your Language is really bad. . . learn a little respect for your elders be it 4 years or 30. And stop Cussing it only makes you look mad.

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