you tell them that you dont have anymore friends and that that person is your only friend that you have
You can trust your parents when you realize that they truly love you and that is why they do what they do. If you love your parents then you would not let your friends trick you into doing things which can cause you hurt or pain.
Have you given your parents a reason why not to let you go out with friends or why not to trust you or the friends you want to go out with? This same thing is happening to a young lady that I know - she says she has the RIGHT to go out with friends and the RIGHT to do this or that. Her parents trusted she would be with a group of friends and instead was with someone they did not approve of. On another occasion she said she wanted to spend the night with another girl only to do the same thing. This has happened several times, so her parents "terminated" her RIGHTS... My question - If you put yourself in her parents' place, would trust your daughter to go out "with her friends again"? The problem here is lack of trust. If this is what happened in your case, you need to re-develop trust and be where you say you will go, etc.
Talk to a guidance counselor, therapist, friends, whomever you feel you can trust.
Check with your guidance counselor or a teacher you trust. They should have some answers for you. If you don't have anyone at the school you trust, ask your parents or one of your friend's parents.
they should have some controll but they cant choose your friends. if you want to hang out with your friends go ahead... at school. but ask your parents, they will trust you more if you ask and don't do it behind their backs.
BEG THEM. And if you're a girl you can try the whole daddy's little girl thing.
people don't have friends because they did something that their friend's parents didn't agree with. trust me. i burnt down a clubhouse to the ground. i couldn't play with my friends for 3-4 weeks.
It is all about trust. You can't tell him who to be friends with. So if you trust him who cares that he is friends with his ex. If you don't trust him you have a bigger problem.
If you can't trust them at all, then they aren't your friends. So to answer your question, 2 you can trust.
Wait until you are fourteen. Disobediance will not inspire your parents to trust you more. Talk to your parents, reassure them of your responsibility, and explain your point of view to them in a calm way.
that isn't too bad because they will let you date him and they will trust him on dates....however it might get a little awkward having them know everything... let it be
not really you have to trust your kids to hang out with the right crowd. my parents told me if they didnt approve of my friends but they left it up to me if i wanted to pursue friendship