That's pretty much how it worked for my sister and me, too.
My girlfriend in high school had a soft curfew. If she was going to be out any later than 1 a.m., she had to call her parents. That was the only restriction she had.
I think this (lack of or "soft" curfew) encourages more responsibility and openness and minimizes potential resentment. It works far better than arbitrarily choosing a time.
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Date: 2007-05-14 08:27 pm (UTC)My girlfriend in high school had a soft curfew. If she was going to be out any later than 1 a.m., she had to call her parents. That was the only restriction she had.
I think this (lack of or "soft" curfew) encourages more responsibility and openness and minimizes potential resentment. It works far better than arbitrarily choosing a time.