Breaking Rules

My theory on rules is; if they say it's not supposed to be done; then you're probably actually supposed to do it. 'Restricted' just holds the greatest appeal, so when people wonder why children underage drink and smoke look no further than the fact it isn't allowed. Everybody just loves jumping into the deep end.

Don't misunderstand I am not saying I have a total disregard to authority, far from it. In fact I believe some rules help the world run. But an endless long list of rules that allow no freedom even have the most well behaved feeling suffocated.

Sp when my school rules that prevent any form of physical contact; I like many others are unintentionally and sometimes even intentionally messing with the system. That rule along with separate buses for boys and girls makes you feel like you are living in a dictatorship rather than a democracy.

If Braeburn is planning to continue on this downward spiral or segregation they will find the next generations population will be far and few between, complete seperation from the opposite sex may just force a rise in homosexuality.

I kind of feel like Annie ready to burst out the whole repertoire of 'It's a hard knock life- for us.'

Sometimes you have to realise that some

'Rules were made to be broken....'

After all....

'History is made by those who break the rules'

That's just me, walking on the tightrope of life (Unless of course I work or learn where the rules are implemented... the thought of breaking those sort of rules actually scares me!!)

Peace Out
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