Dear Annie,

    I know how you feel. Please don't worry. Many students have the problems you have.

    You think your parents are too strict with you. Sometimes you may feel unhappy, but it seems that they just want to protect(保护) you. First, you can't go out on school nights but have to stay at home doing the homework. I also think middle school students should stay at home on school nights. Your parents want you to study hard. Second, your parents ask you to do the dishes after dinner every day. I think it is OK. Everyone in a family should help with the housework. But if sometimes you are too tired or have too much homework, you can tell them. Last, you said you liked playing badminton very much, but your parents didn't allow(允许) you to have fun doing that with your friends on weekends. I don't think that is right. You need to relax yourself! Why don't you talk with your parents? Tell them your feelings. And you can also ask your teacher to talk to them.

    I'm sure things will be better from now on. Good luck!

Yours,

Dr. Know

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