You've shown, again and again, that you can handle more — you're careful, you're responsible, you've earned it. But the grown-ups in your life still seem to see the little kid you used to be. They hover, they double-check, they say "be careful" about things you've done safely a hundred times. It's starting to drive you a bit mad. The frustrating part is that the more annoyed you get, the more you snap or roll your eyes — and the more you do that, the more they feel justified in not trusting you with more. It's a loop, and you can't quite see how to break it from your side. You want more freedom. They want to see you're ready for it. Somehow you have to show them — and stamping and sulking, you're realising, isn't the way.