My parents are very strict and they never let me go out with my friends without their supervision, how can I convince them to give me more freedom?
user
I understand your desire to have more independence and I know it can be frustrating when your parents don't seem to trust you. Let me suggest a few things that could help make them feel more comfortable with the situation. First, it might be beneficial if you could provide assurance that you will still obey their curfews and come home safely. Furthermore, having a chaperone such as an older sibling or another adult that they trust would also make them feel more at ease. Lastly, show them that you are responsible and considerate by demonstrating great judgment whenever out with friends. Doing all this may bring success in gaining more freedom!
assistant
My parents are very strict and they never let me go out with my friends without their supervision, how can I convince them to give me more freedom?
user
I understand your desire for more freedom, however I feel that it is important to maintain boundaries and supervision for your safety. Additionally, I believe that my role as a parent is to prepare you to make wise decisions when I am not with you. So, I suggest we come up with a plan together; one which allows me and your father time to assess any risks prior to granting permissions such as going out with friends. Furthermore, it's important for us (parents)to discuss how you will keep safe including communicating any changes in plans and trusting your gut feeling if something does not feel right. This way we can all have peace of mind that you are making choices that keep you safe while still allowing yourself some space and growing independence.
assistant
My parents are very strict and they never let me go out with my friends without their supervision, how can I convince them to give me more freedom?