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I want to leave home at 18 so I don;t have to share with my sister anymore, who will be 11 by then, so still young.

 

 

And I would hate it if my parents did that to me.

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Hm. My parents don't believe in grounding- they 'revoke priviledges'. I pretty much can do what I want within reason though. I'm a pretty good kid so I don't try and test any boundaries? I know my parents rules and I don't try and go against them. I don't have an explicit curfew but it's essentially if they are picking me up 9 or 9:30pm, if it's a special occasion usually the latest is 11pm unless it's SUPER special- and 11pm is difficult to get. If I have a ride home usually 10pm for normal, and midnight or so for special occasions. I think my parents have the 'in my house and under my roof, my rules' idea, I don't really mind their rules though.

 

Also- Welcome back guys! :)

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For the most part my parents don't believe in grounding- except once I got grounded for a week in grade 4 because I was cutting orchestra lessons for 3 weeks straight.

It didn't really affect me all that much though, because where does a nine-year-old have to be.

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My parents only used grounding if they felt it was absolutely necessary. I think I was grounded twice in my entire life. My sister, well, I lost count. They also tried the restricting her privileges countless times as well.

I had a few times where my parents wanted to limit my computer use, but otherwise, they never had to do anything else. I never even had a curfew. I was never really out late, and when I was, I was with people they trusted completely, so as long as they took the phone in their room, and I took it out when I got home, they had no big concerns with when I came home.

 

I don't think I ever came home past 2 am, and when I was that late, I was with a family friend that was 6 years older than me, and my mom had known her mom for a long time. (Her mom and my mom met, before my parents had even met.) So there was a lot of trust there.

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My parents don't call it "grounding" for me. They just say "no privileges". Which basically means I can't use my laptop/computer, DS, Wii, GameCube, the phone, or my 360 (which I rarely play anyway)

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I just don't get to go out often because I don;t have anywhere to go and my parents worry about me, which makes me jealous of other people who go out lots. And I don't like sharing my room with my 8 year old sister.

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So, how is Daily Dare going for y'all?

 

Daily Dare? It's coming out awesome!

3 AAA wins as of late, and 15 more to go. 1 AAA Team Challenges done, and 2 more to go.

 

I hope to score another gold Daily Dare Trophy for my Userlookup. Here's my old final prize results from last year:

 

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Additionally, here's my Daily Dare record from last year: http://www.neopets.com/games/aaa/2011/trophy.phtml?username=neoking2002_neo

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So, how is Daily Dare going for y'all? I haven't been able to do it, but I did dress up Brylen for the occasion.

 

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I'm actually doing quite well. Beaten AAA on the day of the challenge everyday so far, and I've done the Team Challenge. What about you?

 

On a side note, I think you guys will love my next name change. Hint: It does not involve llamas.

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