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Ongoing, First published Nov 11, 2014
Don't stay up late.
Don't let you're grades below A.
Don't slouch.
Don't be late on any events.
Don't go anywhere without the driver.
Don't get into fights.
Don't go in my mini office without my permission.
Don't disturb me while I'm busy.
Don't do anything that will be bad for our family name.
Don't go in any events without making yourself presentable.
Don't make friends without my approval.
Don't accept suitors without my approval.
Don't get yourself a boyfriend until you finish college.


And the lists go on and on. I'm tired of it! I hate those "Don't lists". It's suffocating! I want to be free of those! I want to enjoy my last year in highschool and break those stupid "Don't list". 

And I need every help I could get to go against that list that my strict over protective parents made.
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