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You're right. One of the first things I observed about staying away from home, in a college dorm, was that all those kids who were denied stuff growing up were the brattiest.
I, otoh, wasn't that closely monitored by my parents, so I felt more obliged to be the ideal child that they can be proud of. I didn't want to break their trust in me.
I, otoh, wasn't that closely monitored by my parents, so I felt more obliged to be the ideal child that they can be proud of. I didn't want to break their trust in me.
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@SageWanderer Ironic, rt? Poor parents...
SageWanderer · 70-79, M
@Vivaci This was late 60’s and a girl from such a family got a surprise visit from her parents one afternoon. She was wearing a borrowed mini skirt and no bra when they arrived. Needless to say they packed her up and took her home.
@SageWanderer 😑 I've known many parents of daughters move countries just to save their daughters from that kinda life.
hunkalove · 61-69, M
I learned to lie at an early age. I still lie a lot. The Internet is a great place for lies!
SW-User
Agree too much restriction can lead to rebellion
Nanori · F
Yeaps