What rules did you have to obey as a child that you do not keep as an adult?
Do you think it was an unnecessary rule, one that is outgrown, or one you probably should keep but don't?
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There are many. Here are a few examples: 1. No sweets until you finish your dinner. Outgrown. 2. Bedtime. Should keep but don't. 3. No listening to AC/DC. Unnecessary.
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Linda Joy lol @ AC/DC rule! Very good examples!
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Your parents rules.
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Go put some clothes on! - Yeah, it's my house now, bitch!!
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Let's see here. Well, I sometimes have an elbow on the table while eating; finish my drink before finishing my meal....And son on... Suffice to say to the second part of your question, I want to believe my parents had a moral 'agenda', if you will, to establish a foundation in childhood I could mold into adulthood. Old school? Naysayers have at me! It's true though and I harbor no resentments against them...my parents OR the naysayers!
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A fixed bedtime
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it wasn't a rule, but I had to eat liver and onions when my mom made it. I haven't eaten it in over..., well since I was 8.
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Probably the main one is: eating in front of the TV (though my computer serves as my TV).
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