Anybody should have that right. If they choose to engage in an agreement to limit their freedom, it should be voluntary and it should only apply until such time when the agreement is canceled. Nobody can permanently give away their liberty, it is an inalienable right. The pursuit of happiness basically means that you can choose whatever you want to be interested in or whatever activity you find enjoyment in engaging in. You can play any game you want.
Nobody can decree which ways of living are acceptable.
Again, as long as you don't harm anybody else, you choose what is right for you. These are the best of principles, on many counts. First of all they provide a great foundation upon which to build governments, administrations and legal systems. They provide the guideline for arbitration when different interests collide. They also provide the foundation for a path of personal development.