im 15 and i wouldn't consider myself rebelious but my mother does and if i am at all its because shes always around, im an only child so im all she has in her life, she has no friends and doesn't work so shes always home and im dying to get away but i don't really do anything bad, no drugs, other stuff ya but not alot at all. so to an adult im rebellious and my reasoning is my mother smuthers me with her love good answer?

Yes, though I was more of an idiot than an outright rebel.

I was not rebellious ,just very bad.The reason was partly because of the crowd I hung out with,the thrill of getting in trouble,and just being young in general.

I was, and I still am a rebellious adult...not to be "cool" or because it's "scene" or non-rebels are "squares" or any other stupid colloquialism... The reason, bluntly - society sucks.

I was. There were many reasons. I was unhappy, unsatisfied, unfulfilled in my life. I didn't feel like I had any home base, any place where I belonged and could be safe. I had no faith that time would bring positive change: I thought that if I wanted change, I'd have to do something drastic to make it happen. I had no sense of community or responsibility: I was prideful and selfish.

I was very rebellious as a 12/13/14 year old. It was mainly enviorment and my parents horrible relationship. I ended up being a father at 13 and then tried drugs and liquor at 14. It wasnt until I managed to be able to fully have my child and raise her with my parents that I mellowed down and became more civil.

I was in my own way. My parents were nominal Christians, but my mother was very much against taking "religion" seriously. Well, I began to take it seriously when I was 13. My mother raged against my decision all through my teens and up till about a year before she died when a miracle happened. The cancer she had finally cut through her spine, but she still wasn't talking to me, so I found out via channels. I started to cry and said "She is going to die without Christ, and I will feel guilty, just like she's always made me feel guilty." Our assistant minister said to me "You are not the only Christian in this world. Someone could walk into that hospital this week and talk to her about Jesus and she could accept Him." Guess what happened! Someone walked into the hospital that week and talked to her about Jesus and she accepted him. She rang me to tell me. We were reconciled and spent the last months together in our house. It was the best part of our life together. Now, I am still rebellious. I hate poverty, abuse, children in need and a dozen other horrors. And it is all because I rebelled against the world's values so long ago. And I am proud of swimming against the current. My mum said "I don't know where you got your faith from. It wasn't from me. But I'm sure glad you held on."

no not really im still going at age 16 lol

I'm not a teen yet, (close though) and I think i'm pretty normal and not rebelious yet. I think the reason of rebels are the parents fault of not letting their kids experience what life gives. Both the goods and bads

Sort of. I did a lot of idiotic stuff, including skipping school like...everyday.

I tried fitting in with the other rebels and got quite good at it, but then it got exausting so I decided to just stick with being myself. Being a rebel, like smoking, is only cool if its done by fictional characters.

I am currently still a teenager. And well i think im abit rebelious to an extent, i know my limits and the going too far kind of rebelion. I sometimes show off in a "rebelious" way but nothing like drugs, i think rebelion is alright as long as its not take too far besides, everyone rebels in their life more then ones.

I wasn't rebellious. I was a good kid. I went to ONE party my entire high school career! Even told my mom where I was going! I was home by 11...and sober! She flipped. I had a 9 oclock curfew on weekdays and 11 oclock curfew on weekends...even during the summer, even after graduation. But my parents treated me like the antichrist because I had a twin sister that stayed home and studied ALL THE TIME! And even though we made the same grades, it was never good enough. My mom yelled at me because I stood up for myself when she bullied me for no reason. I was a good kid. She had no reason to act the way she did with me. I moved out when I was 18, began my career and my family. And the other 2 angels stayed at home and mooched off of her until their 20's. No bad kid here!

Yes I was, pretty much. The reason was the imposition of religious belief by my parents-my father in particular.

i am 15 and i am rebellious. i do follow some rules....but thats when i know that the consequences of not doing so will be huge. and i do it because i dont really like having other people attempt to "run" my life basically. i hate when people start trying to boss me around and tell me what im doing is wrong. so what if it is? then its just another mistake i have learned from. i just wish people would but out and start taking care of there own life rather then using mine as an excuse to get out of dealing with there own issues.

yeh i was and still am got into drugs at the age of 12 managed to go clean for two years now im 16 and trying to stop again

I'm not really a rebel. But I'm more of a rebel against the rebels by being a relatively good girl. These days being a rebel sort of isn't that rebellious, because everyone else is doing it too. If that makes sense at all.

Yeah...I think it's in my genes!

im a smart rebel lol im not afraid of anything but i study and obey my parents :)