What is the most rebellious thing you've ever done?

[mamatojon]

I've done a few risky/foolish things, but none were a direct rebellion against anything - they were just poor judgment!

Examples:

- playing Chinese fire drill with underage, unlicensed drivers
- sneaking out of the house with my best friend at 1 a.m. to meet up with boys who were almost strangers when we were 18
- the usual college pranks

I wasn't a "bad girl", but I wasn't little miss perfect either!

Okay this will show you how un-rebellious I was - what the heck is Chinese fire drill?

I think the extent of my rebellion was skipping school. Blah. LOL. I think my family thinks I was more rebellious than I actually was because I was quite secretive about my life.

 

[aunt kelly]

I pool hopped during a recent Disney vacation.

Just kidding! I guess I'm just too boring to have done anything too rebellious.

 

[Cool-Beans]

Okay this will show you how un-rebellious I was - what the heck is Chinese fire drill?

A Chinese fire drill is when you're at a stop light and everyone gets out of the car, runs a circle around it, and gets back in. Sometimes you switch drivers, but that is a headache, because when people are assigned new seats, someone will forget where they belong and 2 people are going for the same spot...then there is a pile up inside (or worse, outside) of the car.

This was very fun when I was 16.

 

[thewishfire]

Not too much actually... I started getting piercings at 13/14, and a tattoo at 16... but I had permission! Of course me and my parents didn't agree about everything I did, but I was always a good kid.

... of course that's not counting going to NYC at 1 AM without telling anyone.

 

[mickeysgal]

Went to bed once without washing my dishes.

 

[EeyoreFan1]

I have two.

First One: I REALLY omg REALLY wanted to meet one of my friend's going to Wdw the SAME TIME I was.. I wanted to take no more than like 30 minutes out of one day and meet her. But my mom said no. I was so excited, and looking forward to it. I would dream about it at night, and everything. I was "im-ing" my mom, and when she said no, she was the adult.. etc. I kept backtalking! "JUST because your the adult doesnt mean!!..." etc. I gotta say I didn't feel as bad as I thought I did, about backtalking. I won't do it again..unless ..well..depends.. Lol. Probably not.. But I was soo mad, wanted to cry, Think I might have..

Number Two: Eye doctor. Oh goodness.. The doctor wanted to dilute my eyes.. I did NOT want him touching my eyes (I have GREAT vision, serioulsy! I can read farther than you can imagine etc.) and my friend's have had worse vision once they have had there eyes diluted! Not just one or two, this was at least 5 or 6 people that had told me that.. Anywho.. I was miss Attitude! "Put the drops in your OWN flipping eyes!!"

 

[annegal]

Lived with my boyfriend for 5 years (now married 20 something years)...and we actually had seperate bedrooms because I slept with my cats!

 

[MEG&MINNIE]

Planning and going to WDW alone with dd9 when no one else in my family wanted to go ...they think its a waste of money to keep going to wdw ...what do they know . We had the best time ever !!!

 

[U2_rocks!]

A Chinese fire drill is when you're at a stop light and everyone gets out of the car, runs a circle around it, and gets back in. Sometimes you switch drivers, but that is a headache, because when people are assigned new seats, someone will forget where they belong and 2 people are going for the same spot...then there is a pile up inside (or worse, outside) of the car.

This was very fun when I was 16.

Yup, pretty much, except that we didn't run an actual circle - we just rotated one door, so each person in the car ended up with a turn in the driver's seat. Yes, that means the 15 year olds too. Needless to say, I was the only one insured to drive our car, so imagine if we'd had an accident!

 

[Kahana-ri]

After 'running' the idea past my mom and ex-dh's parents about getting married-we did it anyway. Everyone said NOT to get married, we were to young, 20 yrs old. We eloped and got married on my 21st birthday and didn't tell anyone!
Obviously it didn't work out and one day after a long time I told my mom the truth. She said she knew we got married becuase I never listened to her.
I didn't tell her about the tattoo I got for my 21st birthday either for another four years.

 

[Princess Mindy]

Originally Posted by FreshTressa
Went to bed once without washing my dishes

Good one!

Loving your rebellious moments guys!

 

[paigevz]

I got a D once. No, really, I was a mostly A student, but I wasn't so good at math and science (I love both now). Anyway, the science teacher had had my brother who's a year older and a scientific genius the year before. I think I was quite a disappointment. So, he was mad about that, wasn't a good teacher, didn't like that my gifted pull-out coincided with his science class (after all, I didn't seem gifted AT ALL to him! ), and would grade me poorly even when I did well.

We had to keep a journal. I always got a C. I asked one of the other girls to see hers when I heard she had a 100 on it. She had written all the notes very neatly, defined the words, and drawn full-color illustrations. So for the next 9 weeks, I very carefully rewrote all my notes in neat handwriting, defined and illustrated and colored every single night..........not an easy feat since I worked in my parents' business until close, drove 1/2 hour home, then did the farm chores. It was usually 9 by the time I could work on it.

So, turn in my journal, happy, and get it back with a C again. I showed it to the other girl and she said I should talk with the teacher as mine was as good as hers (this was one of the popular girls and I wasn't, so that was a big deal coming from her), so I screwed up my courage and went to ask him why my grade was lower than hers, when I had done what she had done. He said I cheated. I told him I had been there all but 2 class days, and he had told us to get the notes from someone else when we were out. Those were the only two days I copied notes. He said if I did it again, he'd give me a better grade. I asked if he would also change this one, and he said no.

I went home that day and told my mother that I was done with him, and would not be keeping a journal anymore. So I didn't. I did the assignments, took the tests, but did not turn in a journal, and got a 0. It gave me a D in the class.

I still remember her looking at that and getting so mad. She asked me why I had a D and I told her, "I already told you I wasn't going to do anything for him anymore. He hates me anyway." She was SOOOO mad!

That's the most rebellious thing I ever did. Not the wildest, but definitely the most rebellious.

 

[Princess Mindy]

Wow! that was mean of that teacher to say you cheated. Sounds like you were doing what he told you to do!

 

[OK!]

I ran off to CA for 5 days with a guy I didn't know really well less than a week after I moved out of my parents' house. How I thought they wouldn't find out I'm not sure. My mom's like Columbo & seems to sense when I'm even thinking about doing anything bad.

Had a great time at Disneyland, though!

 

[barkley]

i guess i'm a late bloomer-

at age 27 started dating a 20 year old (but it worked out well-we've been married for 15 years),

in my early 40's got my first and second tatoo.


i know my 'parental units' were none to pleased when i was a teen and went through my 'rocky horror' phase and would leave the house late at night in my tattered pj's and mickey mouse ears, nor were they thilled when i made extra money singing in a gay bar (well realy only mom knew-she insisted on telling dad i was singing at the local elk's club ). but beyond that the only thing i did that i probably would have gotten in major trouble for if caught was when the highschool underground newspaper printed an article the administration deemed 'offensive' so they seized and destroyed all copies...but one....which i took to the school library and asked to use the photocopy machine...i told the librarian i had lost my history book and needed to copy several chapters. i printed up several dozen copies and took them with a couple of friends around and posted them on all the bulletin boards and in the bathroom (tape and staples courtesy of the same librarian).

 

[MUFFYCAT]

it was the worst, but it stands out in my mind.

When I was about 16 we live in Queens, N.Y.
all the houses are close to one another.

there was a kid we didn't like for some reason.
As we were walking by his house at night we saw a mattress on the curb they were throwing out.
So we picked it up threw it over the fence and into his pool.
there was hole in the matress so the stuffing got all over the pool.
we ran away but my flip flops were making such a noise, the older brother knew it was us.



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[OK!]

Oh yeah, and when I was 15, a friend and I decided to skip swim practice and go see our boyfriends after their football practice. My mom dropped us off at the school where our practice was, and we waited till she was out of the parking lot and called a cab. We stayed at their school, just hanging out, for maybe an hour or so and then took another cab back and decided to hide in a big storage closet in the locker room so no one on the team would know that we were supposed to have been at practice. We just figured we'd get our hair wet after everyone was gone and then go out to the parking lot where her mom would be waiting to pick us up and no one would be the wiser. Unfortunately, as we walked down the hall toward the door, we ran into our coach. He marched us out to the parking lot and told my friend's mom about what had happened and she, of course, relayed that info to my mom. My house was NOT a pleasant place to be for quite a while after that.

 

[nja33]

Went to a concert without telling my parents when I was 14. My friend had an extra ticket, it was the first day of freshman year, and my parents were both at work. My sister was in charge at the time so I just told her that we were going to the mall. Being my first concert I had no idea they ended as late as they did. So needless to say when I came home and tried to play it off like we fell asleep at my friend's house I found out my mom had gone to my friend's to find me. Grounded for quite a bit after that.

I skipped school a few times too. In 8th grade (or maybe it was 7th) we had a field trip to see Cats on Broadway. None of my friends wanted to go so we all stayed home to avoid the boredom of being stuck in school. I wasn't supposed to leave the house so I told my mom I was going to school then proceeded to walk to my friend's house. Got a ride home so I'd be there when I was supposed to get off the bus.

I think those are the most rebellious things I ever did. I have my navel pierced and a tattoo but I've generally been the "good girl".

 

[U2_rocks!]

Oh, I forgot about skipping school! A friend and I used to sneak out of school and walk into town some lunch hours to get soft serve ice cream! Also, ours was an all girls school, and the girls who were in the advanced science stream used to have to walk 5 minutes to the boys' school down the road to do their science classes there. This same rebellious friend and I used to tag along with these science girls somtimes when we had a free period and just hang out in the courtyard talking to the boys who also had free periods then. We were supposed to study during free periods, but we preferred to flirt!

 

[apirateslifeforme]

Hmm...I see some other posts about dating someone where there's a fairly significant age difference...so...

When I was 19 I dated a 30-year-old. My mother still doesn't know.