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Say you were being punished for something you didn't think was that bad, would you break the rules of the punishment? for example, as a teenager your parents ground you for having a little bit of alcohol at a party. You think this is unreasonable, what do you do? or you are blamed for something a coworker did and are given all the crappy jobs for the next month, you dont think this is fair, what do you do?
i'd have an adult conversation with whoever is in charge because I am an adult who is greater than or equal to all others, but if she was being a D-bag I would freeze my pee in a plastic bag so its flat then slip it under her door when I knew she was away and wait for it to melt.
How many people in jail think their punishment is fair? I wouldn't encourage them to ignore their sentences.
Also, breaking the punishment a parent gives makes them realise you're not mature enough to make your own decisions yet and they still need to punish you to prepare you for the world. Much smarter to take your punishment and then, when you've proved you're responsible, go out on a spree of devilry that they never find out about. :)
Whenever I got grounded as a teenager (which was every summer ALL summer long) I would sneak out at night to see my gf at the time and my friends. I don't like being told I can't do something for stupid reasons. I got caught a few times but did it again and again. Eventually my mom figured she couldn't hold me and ended up ungrounding me.
well the point is that you don't think its wrong and you don't feel bad about. By the way to anyone who thinks that the examples were something that happened to me, they aren't. In fact I've never been punished unfairly I just thought it would be easier to understand the question if there were examples.