What did you do that upset your parents the most , when you were young ?

Answer 1

too many to list....but basicly I was quite destructive in a non-violent way-just curious as how things worked I guess. I also mindlessy ruined things in and around the house, cut holes in the sheets, broke my mom's contact lenses (old glass ones) squeezed Krazy Glue on the arm of the couch, drew/wrote on the walls, dented wood furniture by banging odd things on it, dug holes in the grass for Barbie mud baths...wrote in my sister's yearbook, stole money from my mom's wallet, my sister's change jar, tore up paper money and hid it in the house, etc. Just all around bad, but I was good natured, loving & funny and always apologized and said Id never do it again....must have been that exact thing that I would never do again.

Answer 2

When I was 16 I came home from a date (on time), my parents were asleep so I snuck the keys to the car out of my Dad's dresser and stole the car. I pushed it out of the garage into the alley and then down the alley before starting it. I went for a joy ride for about an hour. When I came home, the house was lit up like roman candle and there were two police cars in front. I pushed the car back down the alley and into the garage and came through the back door. My parents never noticed the car was gone. My mother had called my boyfriend's mother and accused him of keeping me out past curfew. When my mother was told he was at home, asleep, in his bed she really got worried. Thus, the police.

I never did anything that stupid again. btw I really couldn't sit down for a week and was grounded from everything in life with the exception of necessities. Those necessities being breathing, eating, sleeping and a very meager existence for 6 months.

Learned my lesson well. That was the good old days.

Answer 3

in the 70s we had a curfew.but who cared,we stayed out every week end sleeping on the beach,smoked grass,'barry whites'.come home in a fog.our parents were strict,but hey.the 60s and 70s ,was make love not war.so i really miss the good old days ,been hippies.we never had a care in the world.if i could turn the clock back just to have a taste of all that was groovy.from mikhal in israel

Answer 4

Well tough and sad story now, but when I was 16 I would wait for my dad to go to bed and then I'd crawl out my bedroom window and meet an older guy down the street to go hang out with him and his friends. And I mean MUCH older....like 10 years older. I got away with it for about a month, but eventually got caught. Not only was my dad pissed....I think I broke his heart. : ( Sorry dad!

Answer 5

I had to check your profile to make sure you weren't a kid! Hahaha
When my parents would tell me not to do something because they learned by the seat of their britches and I ignored them and did the same thing. It used to drive my parents insane. Of course, I also learned by the seat of mine.

Answer 6

I got pregnant when I was 20 and still in college.

They love their granddaughter and 22 years later, I think they've forgiven me.

Answer 7

I got brought home by the cops a lot.
lol good times.

Answer 8

I dated a black guy, and my dad was the biggest redneck ever...lol I dated him for 5 years, and he still wont speak to me til this day, and Im married with 4 kids now. (to a white guy) Guess he still cant accept what I did. Oh well...we live and learn.

Answer 9

Smoking drugs, stealing, graffiti, ditching school, listening to rap music

Answer 10

Dating the "wrong" guy. They hated him and I couldn't understand why. Now I understand. Should've listen to Daddy and Mommy. . . .