In some areas of the US, a 'curfew' is imposed, in which teenagers are not allowed to be out of doors after a particular time at night unless they are accompanied by an adult. What is your opinion about this?

Whether young people should be remained at home at a certain time at night has been a controversial topic in the past few decades. Some people claim that they should have a grown-up around while others believe that teenagers' judgment and freedom shall be valued. In my view, the traditional 'curfew' shall be implemented. Advanced judgment and mature thinking is scarcely found among teenagers, mainly due to limited experience in society, which could lead to misbehave and conflicts, causing unpredictable consequences. Since youngsters have had most of their time in families and schools, which creates a tilted image of the adults' world. Their naive thought can take advantage of

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, especially young teenage girls without safety awareness tend to trust strangers online, and it is not uncommon seeing news

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those being raped and killed at hotels. Another essential fact is the fluctuating hormone, which can make juveniles easily provoked to arguing and fighting by minor issues, and that suggest monitoring from adults is necessary. Studies have shown that three times of testosterone surges in a teenage boy's body comparing

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issue. With an adult accompanying, violent conducts can be controlled among teenagers by providing proper guidance and instructions. In conclusion, it is highly risky for youngsters go out alone, particularly at night, a time spot with a soaring crime rate. An adult in accompanying is necessary for the betterment of both the parent and the child.