Top 10 Ways to Rebel Against Your Parents
Disclaimer: If you get into any trouble by doing any of these things, that's entirely your fault for doing said thing in the first place. I am not responsible for any of your actions or what punishments you may receive from your parents.
I'm lucky I'm allowed to have dyed hair, but some people have parents who won't let them dye their hair an unnatural color. My hair is pink and black in case you were wondering.
I did this on TheTopTens, and it actually worked for almost two years until 11/30/2021, when my mom unfortunately found out about my account.
I have an account here on TTT and an account on PicMix, yet my mom doesn't know about either one of them.
My grandma really had the nerve to complain about how my hair was covering my left eye a few times. I didn't care what she said about it because my hair still covers my left eye to this day.
When I was fifteen, I got my first professional tattoo on my forearm. I didn't ask or tell my mom. I just came home with it knowing there was nothing she could do about it. Honestly, she wasn't as pissed as I thought she would be.
If you can't get a tattoo but you really want one, this is a great option for you.
For example, if they ask you to give them the TV remote because they're too lazy to get it themselves, just say no.
Why should I stop hanging out with my friends just because I was told to by parents who are always making me angry?
If they won't let you hang out with certain friends, hang out with them anyway.
Again, my family doesn't have any issue with the music I listen to, but some people have strict parents who have a problem with their children liking certain types of music, especially anything in the rock category.
For example, I think I would look great with a septum piercing, while my grandma says I'd look like a "bull." I really don't care what she thinks because it's my body anyway.
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I once got my computer privileges taken away for a night when I was seven just for saying a swear word, even though my family said it quite a lot. It was totally worth it.
I've done this a few times. The way I do this is I put some pillows under a blanket to make it look like I'm sleeping, then I walk out the front door super quietly. If you sneak out correctly and don't get caught, they won't have a clue that you even went out when you weren't supposed to in the first place.
My folks are pretty relaxed about what I can and can't wear. They don't really have any issue with me wearing those super low-rise pants of the 2000s. Unfortunately, some people aren't as lucky as I am and have strict, lame parents who like to ruin their children's fun by stopping them from expressing themselves.
This seems like a good idea to make them feel bad that they're the reason you're depressed.
I've done this way too many times to even count. I once stayed up until 4 a.m. It was on the day I skipped school back on 1/16/2020.
My mom doesn't want me to pluck my eyebrows since she "overplucked" hers in the 90s. Little does she know, I have been plucking my eyebrows every few days anyway. I love having skinny, pencil-thin eyebrows.
Or permanently pluck hair from all over your body.
