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Do you think this is right that they do this to her?

• I have a friend, who is probably one of the sweetest girls you'd ever meet. She's painfully shy, but she's in the top half of her class, and has a 3.4 gpa. She's even getting some direction in her life about what she wants to do for a living, as an elementary teacher. But the problem is, is her parents. She's 17, and they act like if she even steps out of the house, she'll get kidnapped. Now, I've been friends with her since the 5th grade, and we'll be seniors this coming school year, and they've just now decided that they can let her out of the house, and go places. She has an older brother that I extremely dislike, but I actually admire him for joining the army, just to get away from them. Now, that brother used to have to walk her to school, but he graduated, and they've basically put it up to me to take her to school, which i've never minded in the least, since i only live about a block away from her. And you know, I really can't take her parents anymore. Dealing with them, I mean. You see, every summer, i go to an amusement park, like Worlds of Fun, and Big Surf. Well, everytime I go somewhere, I usually take a friend, because I can't stand my sister, and mom can't go on the rides. So, I asked Staci, as she's the kind to try the rides at least once before chickening out. I IM'd her, and she really, REALLY wanted to go, because she had never been to an amusement park before, other than Big Surf, where she went during summer school. Well, she asked her mom, and her mom said she'd think about it. Then her mom asked where it was, and if she'd have to pay for it. Well, I told Staci that it was in Kansas City, a two hour drive, and that mom would be willing to pay for it. Well, at first, everything seemed sort of fine, that Staci's mom would think about it, but then her mom got the wrong idea that i was taking pity on them, by offering to pay for it, and said no. She said something about it making her feel like a failure of a mother because she didn't have the money to pay for it. And, that, she didn't know my mom, she didn't know how my mom drove, Kansis City was a big city, blah blah blah. Well, she has met my mom, my mom is older than her by 20 years (she's 50), and she's an amazing driver. Never been in a wreck. And, that it wasn't like we planned on stopping anywhere the whole way up. Now, another thing, Staci has a guy she really likes, and has so for a few years. For the past few weeks, they've allowed her to go to his house, and even go to the creek with him (Which is in the country, about an hour away) despite the fact that his parents weren't going to be there, and that other teenagers they never met would be. Yeah, there were a few adults there, but none that they ever met. And then Staci's mom said that "that was then," and all that crap, and then went on to say that they wanted to start out small (about how far away she went.) Staci pestered her a bit, so she put her foot down, saying that if she didn't stop then she wouldn't be able to go to Kasey's anymore. And that's not all that ticks me off. Her father broke his back a while ago by flipping a 4 wheeler, and basically lords it over us all. "Oh, i can't do it because i have a broken back," and so on and so forth. He also makes her listen to his philosophy about, "If you cant do anything, why be alive?" (He means, he cant do anything, so he wants to die) and Staci loves her dad a lot, and she hates hearing about that. And you know, they'd probably actually be able to afford going to an amusement park if her dad could stop smoking for about a month. it's horrible, i'm wondering how she isn't hacking up a lung herself. They basically treat her like their slave. she does the cleaning, the laundry. A while ago, our school gave away $100 visa credit cards if you went to summer school everyday while it was on. Staci managed to get it, and they forced her to buy clothes with it. But the whole Worlds of Fun thing, maybe they just don't like me. Maybe they don't like the fact that my parents are divorced, or that I don't believe in a book written by man and translated from Hebrew (the bible). I don't know. What I do know is that everyone know's that I'm protective of her, as in I wouldn't let anything happen to her, as I never have so far. I dont' drink, i don't smoke, do drugs, or have sex. But maybe it's not me. Our other friend, Shelby, takes an active role in a religious group that does builds houses and does fundraisers for the people that need it. Well, the group was holding a lock in at school, a little before it let out earlier this year, and Staci really wanted to go. Her parent's didn't let her, because there would be boys there. They didn't even listen to shel

• Answer:

  No,it isn't right that they do this to her. My parents are protective and strict with me sometimes,but not as bad as this. This girl is going to rebel one day,and with her good grades,she could probably get into any college she wanted to. and by the time she's 18,they have no say over what she's going to do. So,she could choose a college far away enough away from them to where they won't even hear from her again. .Though,I doubt she'll do that because you said she's a good,nice,girl. But,even good girls go bad,and her parents need to realize what's going to happen to their daughter if they don't give her enough space.