First, parents who are too strict can negatively affect the development of social skills in a child. The child may become more withdrawn and tend to avoid socializing with other people for fear of not living up to the parents' expectations or for fear of being punished for some mistake.

Secondly, a child who grew up in conditions of too strict rules may have problems in relationships with partners. He may not be able to trust other people, look for hidden subtexts in their words and actions, and be afraid to express his emotions and feelings.

Third, strict parents can affect a child's ability to set healthy boundaries with friends and partners. The child may believe that he must agree to everything that is offered to him, otherwise his parents will punish him or be disappointed in him.

It is also important to consider that children who grow up in too strict environments may become more prone to aggression and violence, as they have not learned how to regulate their emotions and conflicts.

So, parental strictness can have a serious impact on a child's future relationships with partners and friends. Therefore, parents must find a balance between discipline and freedom for the child to help him develop in a healthy and balanced direction.