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Normally, I'm very truthful, I tell them nearly everything. I don't want to break their trust, but they make it really difficult because some of their beliefs are very traditional. My friends are all going to this sleepover. It's not really gonna be a party, more like a chill session/ movie marathon and I would really like to go.

My parents strictly don't allow sleepovers unless they know the parents, and if there's alcohol, even more of a 'no' because they're scared I'll get raped. Thing is, they only know the parents of my childhood friends (since that's normal right). They don't know these people because I just started polytechnic in April 2015, and these friends are from my polytechnic. When I fight with logic and say that the likelihood of getting raped is really low, and I'm not the only girl there and my other friends are going without this whole 'I need to know their parents' condition, then they say that it's against our family values so I can't go, end of story.

My parents are overseas, but they have a tracker on my phone. I have a method to trick my phone into thinking it's location is at home, so that's not really an issue. But my parents are very likely to ask what I was doing and stuff and I feel a bit uncomfortable lying to them, although I really really want to go. So I would like some of your opinions. Should I go, have a good time, chill with my friends, and then tell my parents a white lie and say I just watched T. V and slept. Or should I actually just stay home, and probably regret not going because lots of memories are made in these things and I would like to be part of them.