Today, my cousin invited me to an event that would be on Saturday night. The first thing I did after she texted me, was ask my mom if I could go. I'm 20. FML
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JaffaMC
| 13
You're still getting used to your freedom, which is perfectly normal. Enjoy it! You don't have to ask anyone for anything if you don't want to anymore :)
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notpresent
| 9
I'd probably be doing the same..
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JaffaMC
| 13
You're still getting used to your freedom, which is perfectly normal. Enjoy it! You don't have to ask anyone for anything if you don't want to anymore :)
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TexanZaros
| 7
In some societies, not asking before can be considered rape.
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SubparAtBest
| 23
Just let them know instead of asking. For safety and for freedom!
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notpresent
| 9
I'd probably be doing the same..
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HoboMeth
| 32
That means move out
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chirstinap325
| 21
I'd imagine that you're pretty close to your mom for doing something like that. Especially understandable if you either moved out recently or still live with them haha
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Oceanborn_fml
| 24
Yea. Especially if you moved out or if you didn't move out.
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Moerighan
| 23
Um no, obviously you're twelve.
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pandaxpress
| 19
Respect has nothing to do with age. OP obviously respects their mother or they wouldn't ask.
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Mysterybounty
| 6
Why did you ask her? If you want to inform her you are going do that, but grow up a little.
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Gilbert_56
| 2
Don't stress, I have a friend that's 28 that would have to do this
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Suaria
| 37
I had to do this when coming back from college. My mom was always an overprotective and controlling parent so she always felt like she had to know where I was at all moments of the day. It feels nice having freedom in college.
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BiGTiMeNeRD
| 29
It's not your fault you were institutionalized most of your life.
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SixthSinEnvy
| 39
It gets better. I know the feeling. My mother was extremely overprotective when I was underaged to the point that when I did turn 18 and was told, "You're legal now. I'm no longer liable so I don't care", I still struggled with the urge to ask permission for everything. When the 'freedom' hits, you're gonna love it. It's like seeing the world for the first time ever.
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xxmollyxx
| 25
I have to say though, it's weird of your mom to go from extremely overprotective to "don't care" just like that
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SixthSinEnvy
| 39
Not when you're constantly hearing, "No. You're a minor so I'm responsible." To be honest I should have seen it coming.