It&#x27;s not though.  As a kid I had a habit of trying to get out of putting my seat belt on.  It was uncomfortable and I didn&#x27;t understand at the time why I needed to be uncomfortable when I could stretch across the back seat without it.  It just so happens that not wearing seat belts is something that society (at least in the US) has dictated that one must be protected from doing.  I learned that as I learned other things growing up and accepted it and moved on.  Granted I can understand and decide now to wear a seat belt myself, but it&#x27;s still a behavior that society has decided we needed legislation on.<p>I&#x27;m sure somebody can point to a flaw of mine and say we need to regulate that, and they very well might be right.  If I&#x27;m particularly obstinate about the topic I might resist, but that doesn&#x27;t mean that it isn&#x27;t something that should be legislated.  That being said, I&#x27;m not calling for widespread legislation to protect us all from our problems, I&#x27;m just pointing out that it is a valid opinion to desire more government regulation on personal behaviors.  Although it is an uncommon opinion.