smokey
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Not if you still live with your parents otherwise you have to wait until uou move out. |
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pisceswoman87
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within the boundries of the law, yes. |
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neilmood
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At age 18 in the USA you become a "legal" adult. This does give you the right to do "anything" within reason. The hopes are that you are mature enough to know what you should and should not do. |
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serf
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Yes, but you will be held responsible for your actions. |
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worldtraveler
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You bet. However, you'll soon learn that you will pay a price for your actions. So choose your actions wisely. |
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Amy Y
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You can do whatever you want at any age; however, there are consequences for every decision that you make. Doesn't matter if you are 15, or 50. |
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gemlover
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I suppose they could to do anything they want. But, their self-indulgent behaviors will carry consequences.
For example, at 18 or any age, if you break the law you risk suffering the consequences of the judicial system.
If you are flagrantly abusive to other people, you risk being shunned by them.
If you mis-use your power at your job, you risk termination and being held liable for the damage that your actions cause.
The answer to your question is: Just because you can do something doesn't mean that you should.
The time between your birth and you reaching the age of majority (turning 18) is all about your family and community teaching you what is acceptable behavior and what is not. Once you reach the age of 18 you, and you alone, face the penalties of innapropriate behavior. |
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purplestar
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It depends on what it is that you want to do. If you only want to do good things then I guess so. |
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bignmighty56
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at 18 you can die for your country, but you aint aloud to drink alcohol! till your 21. is this any where near right? |
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jumpman
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no but now you can get put in jail with adults now |
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