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Originally Posted by specwar  Depends on the age of the children/child. I can only speak for myself but I would want to use it as a way of showing the differences between commitment and a lack of it. There are many unfortunate side effects that come from a lack of commitment. Distance from siblings is one and contrast that with the alternative. Speaking about the different lifestyle choices informs without attacking. In the end they will get the message.
Notice I didn't call anybody a **** or a low life. If they are very young 12 or less then give general overview and let them know that you will discuss it more when they are older. And as they mature you can expand on the negatives of that lifestyle choice. |
I would think, a discussion on how their dead mothers lifestyle was negative, isn't going to be received well by any teen or any adult.
Leave the mother out of that discussion. The kids will come to their own conclusions on her as their minds mature. Let them remember the mother they loved.
