Is it reasonable to ask parents for money to travel after the college entrance examination?

You can understand that you want to relax after the college entrance examination, but don't make unreasonable demands and feel that adults owe you. Your parents raised you until you were eighteen. Only you owe your parents, so it is not easy for you to understand.

Being an adult means taking on more and greater responsibilities, and you can't be as childish and willful as you were when you were a teenager. I believe that any adult with normal "three views" will find it unbearable, feel more uneasy and be laughed at by teachers and classmates.

Besides, with your current tone, it seems that after the exam, you naturally want to travel, as if your family owes you something. There is something wrong with your attitude in this province.

If it is difficult to pay 8000 yuan at home, why do you want to travel now? Study hard, then find a good job, make money and spend it yourself. At that time, you will realize how pleasant it is to spend your own money to travel. Instead of threatening to give you a difficult 8000 yuan to travel!

It's wrong of you to ask! Fighting for the college entrance examination is a way for you to fight for yourself as a person, and your parents support you. In China's national conditions, it is legitimate and reflects parents' love and responsibility, but what you attach is absolutely wrong! This has nothing to do with family wealth, but a reflection of personal ideological quality!

Your parents gave you the most precious life and owe you nothing. Don't just reach out to them. They just love you and are willing to do their best to protect you. There are many ways to relax! Learn a new skill, go to your hometown to experience life, be a stall owner who keeps pace with the times and take a summer job. ...

You can do it without your parents' money. However, judging from your tone, you should not be able to achieve such economic independence. Since you can't be financially independent, don't ask for money now as if your parents owe you.