Have you ever done anything illegal or stupid as teen?

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Have you ever done anything illegal or stupid when you were a teenager?(like illegal border crossing not to work there but just for tourism )?

I'm Especially want knew opinion of Parents both NT's and Aspie on, i'm not parents but want know a parental opinion on that matter here you have some info for discussion

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I risked my life driving once, and did a show-off move in traffic once, but had no accident. These were the peaks of my self-training, which later kept me out of at least two accidents with passengers when I hit black ice.

The question is who hasn't done anything stupid as a teen?



At age 13 I threw snowballs at passing cars and got caught and dragged down the block home.

One day I pretended a rock was a baseball and batted the ball across the street shattering the wonderful front glass window of my neighbor.

It was my next door neighbors sweet 16 party. Before going to it a bunch of us went on a walk and they kept on feeding me port wine(cheap stuff). The party began and in front of the birthday girl's whole family I passed out on the table and puked on it.

At age 19 in college there was an outdoor beer blast, barbecue. One of my fellow students offered a few of us a ride to his apartment to watch a playoff game. He was so drunk he was driving in the wrong lane, on the grass on the side of the road etc.

Well... the other day I threw a snowball at the back of a passing bus

Made a very loud 'thud' but that was it, I basically just ran inside pissing myself with laughter

Oh, yes. Now I remember a party (no alcohol) where kids kept asking me if I'd give them a ride home, and I didn't keep count. We had 14 people in a small coupe. Nobody suggested two trips.

I think the one terribly illegal thing I did as a teen was make a copy of a rented video tape.

I got arrested for carrying a kitchen knife through London (I'm a Brit, we can't legally carry offensive weapons in public in this country.) That's probably the least crazy and illegal thing I've done, actually... (edginess intensifies.)

Oh mai lawd, how did everyone fit?

There's a video out of a similar load, but I can't find it now. We were not overweight, or shy, and somebody else moved the gear lever for me.

I tried running away on many occasions but my mom always got me down the road or the next road. My parents never really understood my Aspergers & my disabilities & have been very critical of my many issues. When I had my many meltdowns, my mom used to threaten to send me to juvi, send me to military skewl, put me up for adoption, or have me arrested. I never gotten violent during a meltdown. I just yell, curse my parents out for triggering it & slam doors.

Nope. I’ve always respected the law. Don’t think I ever did anything stupid or irresponsible either. I was always really cautious and risk-averse.

It wasn't so much that I respected the law but I was too much of a loaner & homebody with very few interests to do dangerous or stupid things. I spent most of my time in my room watching TV, playing vid games while listening to music, & jerking-off aLOT.

A few years ago now I was cutting a bagel in my hand with our bread knife (which is serrated) and I cut into my hand some; wasn't too deep, there's a bit of a scar as well

I don't think I have, no.
I was immensely afraid of my parents, so I felt that doing stupid things was out of the question.
And now, as a 17-year-old, I realize you don't have to be stupid just because you're a kid. I DO have thoughts on acting stupid (jumping two stories into a pool, cursing off people who disrespected me, etc.) but I barely ever act on those thoughts.

Did I do stupid things as a teen? Oh gosh, where do I even begin???

Illegal things, yeah. Mostly just software/music/movie piracy and underage drinking.

The list of "stupid" is endless----even as an adult!!

As for illegal, I think the only things I did, as a kid, was to steal candy from the corner store, when I was in Junior High (I only did it, cuz others were doing it - except for chocolate, I don't even really like candy, that much [I gave it all away, when I got to school - I felt so guilty, stealing it]); and, underage drinking.