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Lying; Good Parenting Practice?
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And BELLY, words such as 'love' 'family values' and the like, seem to be quickly receding even vanishing altogether, and that's so very sad indeed. We will ALL rue the day, when the 'family' disappears, and the only reference to it, might be found in some dusty lexicon ?
The whole Family Law deal is so complex, often without any winners.
And finally, to the PIED PIPER - sometimes it's an absolute imperative that we need to lie to those amongst us who are the most vulnerable and assailable within the family unit.
In fact, the patriarch or matriarch of the family has a pivotal commitment to the very young, and the aged, to employ language of a kind, that inspires and generates a sense of calm and well being, during a family predicament or crisis !
If by necessity, untruthful or fallacious language is needed, to achieve that objective, then so be it.
Cheers...Sung Wu.