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Restricting them is more likely to make them rebellious, no?

Personally I come from a culture where I’m given curfews as a young person. I currently stay at my guardians’ and I can never be out after midnight. “Be home by 10:30 pm,” my aunt says. Being a fully grown adult myself, I find it rather unfair and unhealthy to be restricted. I think as Long as I’m not going out everyday, there shouldn’t be any curfew placed. I don’t drink, I don’t smoke. I’ve never gone to clubs. I grew up, led by fear. Asian parents never let me hang out with guys or make guy friends. I was always a good girl but now I’ve got a dark secret.

Strict parents make sneaky kids, and I absolutely agree.

So there’s this guy who I’m pretty friendly with who’s name is Lucas. We met 7 years ago when I was in third grade and he was in fourth, because both of our older brothers were on the same baseball team. So whenever our families were at the baseball field attending a game, we would always play tag every single time we went. Well two years after we met his older brother quit baseball as did my brother, so I thought we wouldn’t see each other anymore, and that our game of tag was over... or so I thought. Well I found out that we went to the same elementary school, but I never talked to him since he was a year older... but one day as he passed me in the hallway he tagged me. Lol ever since that day now whenever we see each other we always tag one another, so now it’s like this never ending game of tag😄😂. We’ve been doing this for seven years and I’ve become friendly with him, we hang out often, do the school play together and do a couple of clubs. Each time we interact though, he always tries to tag me trying to be the winner of the game but I tag him back and we end up hysterically laughing😄😄 Anyways, my friend says that he likes me likes me, and I’m just not sure... I’m a sophomore now and he’s a junior lol and I would appreciate any feedback, thanks!