He had to control and subdue the creation. The fourth item that Adam had to recognize was that there were restrictions upon his life. The element of self-control is vital. That's a fairly open statement subject to much abuse, and I no longer believe the Bible teaches that. There are always restrictions.
Some restrictions are very clear in the Word, such as fornication and cheating and lying.
Some are not quite as clear-cut and distinct. However, we must recognize that there are restrictions, there are no freedoms without fences. We have two dogs at home, and they stay within our backyard unless we take them for a walk on a lead. If we left the gate open and they got out, they could think they were in a wonderful, free world. Yet they might soon discover that it's not quite the freedom they had longed for, especially when a car comes along the street and knocks them down.