Charity begins at home
By aso123
@aso123 (27)
Nigeria
May 4, 2007 1:12am CST
What system of values do you pass on to your teenagers? If your teen says "I don't know how my parents feel about lying, stealing, money, love, God and crime" what is your reaction towards that statement?
... I would say that you have deprived them of a moral base.
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2 responses
@vanities (11395)
• Davao, Philippines
4 May 07
well it is obvious this teen-ager havent been taught about what is right or wrong, or maybe was but the teens seems dont want to follow or agree with it..
@pramodthakur (2365)
• India
4 May 07
The education starts from home. Parents are the first and real teacher of a child. If the parents are good in nature, they will teach only good thing to a child. If the parents are involved in wrong acts, how they can learn the child right thing. They will force the child in such acts. Second stage is school. In school, teachers are the guide for a child. Whatever is taught, child understands and act like that. It depends on teacher totally how and what he/she is teaching to child. In childhood, the mind is so delicated that whatever is taught/learnt, imprints in mind and remains life long. This comes in picture after the child gets age or be mature. So parents should taught only right thing, whatever they are doing wrong due to compulsion, should not be transferred to a child.
