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The Follower
March 4, 2009
I couldn't agree more with Cara M.'s article "The Followr" about following your parents rules. Parents set rules not to punish you or make you angry but to watch out for your safety. A child's is so important to a parent. "But overprotective parents are usually taken for granted. It always seems as though they are stopping us from doing what we want." That is a true statement that should not be taken for granted. But teens will learn not to take their parents rules for granted.
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