My sister didn t come back until late at night, so I shouldn t have told my parents about it

Parents must be told. Don't help your sister hide it because you're afraid that she will be angry. Girls are jumping outside, if you meet someone who is not careful, it is very dangerous, if there is anything, we must inform our parents, and our parents will help us determine right and wrong and solve the problem.

After all, we are children, and we are not mature to think about problems.

Is my sister an adult? If your sister is not yet an adult, you should tell your parents, if your sister is an adult, and you think your sister's behavior is not good, then you can communicate with your sister, saying that your sister is too late and you are worried, etc.

This matter is very serious, you should tell your parents, let your parents urge your sister well, don't go to such a place often, it will affect your reputation.

Yes, because girls have poor self-protection skills, especially late at night, it is dangerous to jump in bars, and they should tell their parents out of concern for their sister's own safety.

It still needs to be looked at on a case-by-case basis. If your sister is an adult and has her own independent life, you don't need to tell your parents about it, but your sister is very young and must tell her parents for safety reasons.

My sister was very much against me going to Bundy because she felt that bars were not places for well-behaved people to go and that they were not safe.

My sister approves of my behavior because it is a normal social activity, and my sister likes to go to the bar to jump on it.

My sister thinks it's normal for me to go to Bundy because she also thinks Bundy can relieve my stress.

My sister didn't object to me going to Bundy, in fact, Bundy is not as messy as the public thinks, Bundy is the way for most young people to decompress.

She thinks it's a very happy act, after all, my sister took me to Bundy for the first time, so she doesn't think there's anything wrong with it.

My sister thinks it's normal to be jumpy, it's normal for young people to go to jump, and she understands my behavior.

My sister thinks it's normal to go to Bundy, and it can help people relax and vent their emotions, but they should pay attention to their own safety.

My sister thinks it's normal for me to go to Bundi, but every time she tells me to be careful, don't lose my phone and wallet, and bring a few more friends to play.

I don't like it very much, but I don't object to me going to Bundy, after all, I'm an adult, and she never interferes with my decisions, but will tell me to pay attention to my safety.

My sister thinks it's very normal because the two of us usually go together, and jumping around when work is stressful is a great way to reduce the pressure.