‘You can’t tell me what to do': People Discuss Entertaining Rules They Break

Some people enjoy rules, while others like to break them. This post is specifically about the latter who took to Reddit to share which rules they break, and why.

If I had to place myself in one of the two categories, I'd probably say I'm somewhere in the middle. Back when I was in high school, I was a rebel, but as time went on and I (cough) matured, I became a little less hot-headed and conformed more to societal rules. Sometimes this would work out in my favor, while other times, I wish I really hadn't listened to authority.

But with the way life ebbs and flows, I assume I'll be making a lot more mistakes, some of which I look forward to. How else are we gonna learn? Scroll down for the funniest, most entertaining answers people gave when posed with the question, 'What's a common rule that you break regularly because you fundamentally disagree with it?'. Next, check out the most entertaining LinkedIn posts of the week by people who are a little too in love with their job.

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