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The Follower
March 4, 2009
A big round of aplause to Cara M. I agree parents are sometimes overprotective, but the truth is they only are because the want their children to be safe. Even though we get frustrated it really is true they are correct. Children must acknowledge why parents tell them to do and prohibit them to do. Obeying these rules set by parents might prevent incedents from happening.
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