liars
By sassinqueen
@sassinqueen (710)
United States
May 17, 2007 9:46pm CST
What about people who teach their children to lie?
Example, "whispering in the background, tell them I'm not home."
Or, teaching them to "lie" about everyday life situations. "We will just tell the teacher that you were sick."
Or, when they watch you lie to other people. Isn't that teaching them to lie.
Then, we wonder why they grow up stealing and telling lies.
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4 responses
@sassinqueen (710)
• United States
19 May 07
We all need to be reminded of our moral responsibility to our children. Some of us need to be reminded repeatedly.
@don_sheru (160)
• India
18 May 07
well it depends much on the situation! i do it sometimes to say "not at home" when am in mood of talking or if am annoyed with the person lol
@sassinqueen (710)
• United States
19 May 07
What about telling them the truth? What about teaching the truth?
@don_sheru (160)
• India
20 May 07
that too depends on situation...lol i mean when you dont have to lie...i dont know what am saying forget it :)
@meme0907 (3481)
• United States
7 Jun 07
Hey SQ,
You're so right-I'm not a very efficient liar but I can lie by omission or tell a half truth & have done so in front of my son saying "that really wasn't a lie" I know it was wrong & he is now a very accomplished liar-he can lie to me & his dad w/ a straight face w/o even blinking.He's not a bad kid but I'm just saying his concience doesn't prevent him from from telling us lies even when he knows he's not gonna get in trouble just lying for the pure sake of it.
+'s 2 U
:D
@sassinqueen (710)
• United States
7 Jun 07
I've watched two year old be deceitful. Lie. I am not sure if their conscience bothers them or not, but some of them are quite good, even at that age.
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