Can overly strict parenting and discipline backfire and cause rebellion?

I have a friend that claims too much discipline, too much strict rules got her exhausted and super stressed out. As soon as she turned 18, she left the house and started drinking for the first time and got very drunk. She claimed that partying, drinking and wanting nothing to do with school for a couple years was her way of venting out, of getting it out of her system. She blames her upbringing, that her parents were too hard on her, too much discipline and too strict. They didn't even let her have a social life; it was about school and her studies; no friend's party, no going to movies, no nothing. She felt depressed in her house and suffocated. It made her want to rebel more.

I've never heard of cases like that before? People are lately complaining that there is no rules nor any discipline at all and that parents have become permissive more than ever. How about the other way? If there is too much discipline, too many rules, can that also create an out-of-control person too?

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My friend wanted nothing to do with college, nothing to do with studying from ages 18 to early 20's. She went back to school at age 25.
Can overly strict parenting and discipline backfire and cause rebellion?
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