Do your parents trust you

[Casanova]

I've always been trustworthy, only because I rage if I don't get space and get respect. I'd cut someone's fingers off if they raided my room etc.

It's common courtesy. When I was younger myself and my twin never got a time to be home by, we were simply told 'come back when you think it's a reasonable time'. and we always did, until they couldn't tell us any different .

[Metric1]

bit irresponsible if you ask me.

yeah my mum trusts me, i've never given her a reason not to. angel child 0:]

not really, i would take time off school and go down too. i was 18 and what was she going to do? hire a babysitter?

she knew i respected her house and her car and her business, i wouldn't **** around.

[Arch]

Yeah my parents trust me alot - alittle too much id say although im not complaining

[bkps]

My mum hates me drinking and smoking..
She hates when my sister drinks too (My sister's 19)
She's abit over protective. I mean, we live a bus ride from the biggest shopping places, and she wont let me go there? But she let me go up to london by myself before when I was like 11 or su'ink
She also doesnt let me out after 5.. But I still go
O and bout the drinking and smoking thin, she says: You're allowed abit of alcohol, she gives me a bit then tells me off for drinking.. I just drink anyway

[Jin]

When I was younger my dad had trust in me to be sensible, my mum was a worrier though and would always check on me to make sure I haven't died.

Now I am older it is complete role reversal and worry about them.

[Casanova]

No word of a lie, but since my mum left when I was ten my older sister took on the over-protective 'female figure' in our lives.
When i'm going out (and i'm twenty!) she'll be like "so who are these people? you say you've worked with them but do you know them? are they the bad kind?" "don't get too drunk, don't talk home. always keep money for a taxi".

It's nice but irritating because it's my big sister!?

[Hollie]

they trust me and i have never given them a reason not to

[bkps]

No word of a lie, but since my mum left when I was ten my older sister took on the over-protective 'female figure' in our lives.
When i'm going out (and i'm twenty!) she'll be like "so who are these people? you say you've worked with them but do you know them? are they the bad kind?" "don't get too drunk, don't talk home. always keep money for a taxi".

It's nice but irritating because it's my big sister!?

dw mysisters liek that too

[Nicola]

My mum trusts me because she knows I am sensible. She does worry sometimes though but she always says "it's not you I don't trust, it's others around you".

[Casanova]

always a lie when parents say that. It's because they were your age and they done it.

Like I remember my dad telling me about the time he done LSD :p