<human>: Hey /r/advice. I've got a question. I have two very loving, and very religious conservative parents that are becoming increasingly annoying. I'm 17, and going off to college relatively soon. But I've never been allowed to make a mistake. My parents have pretty strict rules as far as everything goes. I've only had a sip of alcohol, and I had to sneak it while they were turned away. Never smoked weed. Haven't lost my virginity. Never gotten in any trouble. Yet it angers me that 1: I've never done any of these things and 2: that despite my perfect record, they refuse to give up any of these restrictions. First off I feel incredibly distant to other highschoolers, not ever having done any activity really considered "high schoolish". It angers me greatly. But more so, soon I won't be with my parents, and I've literally never learned anything from trouble. I've only been grounded twice in highschool and it was for stupid things, I'm wondering if once I'm out of the house I won't be able to cope if I do something wrong. So, what do I do? So far I haven't really been rebellious, but I want to be. I've talked with them numerous occasions and they don't change things. My grades are great and all I get are rules. How do I deal with them and change their minds? They want to still have pretty much the same restrictions on me in college, even though I may be hundreds of miles away and don't agree with 99% of what they say.

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<bot>: parents are too restrictive so I've never made a mistake. Is this bad? About to go off to college and they want to have the same rules. How do I deal with them?