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What do I tell my parents to let me go to the movies late?

Im going to be a sophomore soon and one of my best friends are moving in 3 days. Tonight were all going to go to the movies to see a new release at 820. They say im still a baby and they keep trying to take us all and I look SO ridiculous when they do this. This is really unfair. Im 15 and I cant even see a late movie. Can sombody or anybody PLEASE tell me what I can maybe say to them??

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Answer #1

Omfg?! Thats craaazy I’ve been going to movies and EVERYTHING along since I was 13. Dude. Show your mom this messege : Not to be disrepectuful, I kow that you are a mother and you want your daughter to be safe. But she is never going to learn anything if you don’t let her expand her horizons. My parents are very strict but at soon as they let me do something, they saw that they can trust me. don’t jump to conclusions untill you have a real reason to. Not that she is too young :). See how it goes! Lighten up! Mother’s Day is soon, I’m sure she’ll thank you with something nice :)!

Answer #2

I already asked my friend if my parents can take us all there earlier . Its 5 of us and she was cool with it but since he’s moving they wont have their rental car until 750 and he cant leave his siblings inside the hotel by themselves. So unfortunaltely the only time we can go is tonight at 820. Thats the earliest and my mom says yes but my dad is SO strict. She hasnt talked to him yet but I know he will probably say no :(

Answer #3

ask them if you could go if they take you and your friend to the movie and then pick you up right after and you promise to wait inside the cinema? unfortunanly you still have to abide by there rules because your young, but involving them and doing safe things like waiting inside the cinema and not outside of it will make them more likley to say yes

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