Dee615 1 post 17-Nov-2005 8:22 AM	It is uncomfortable talking with my daughters about almost everything so no I would never share my past with them. Last Edited Dee615 on 17-Nov-2005 8:25 AM
lcurry 1 post 23-Nov-2005 9:26 AM	I think that when she becomes a certain age, it is imperative that you share your "human-ness" with your daughters. Otherwise, she doesn't have a good model of how she should handle temptations and self-correcting. That age may be 12 for some but 20 for others.
Anita05 1 post 7-Dec-2005 1:31 PM	Concerning the question about pornography, it is my belief that it will damage a relationship. I know that I am not alone in believing that what God has ordained for male/female is enough. In other words, your husband/wife is all you need. If it gets boring, it's up to the two of you to find a comfortable medium.
Dee615 Guest 0 post 12-Dec-2005 10:00 AM	Porn in and out of the bedroom is an indicater that there may be other things going on that are not so positive inside of a relationship. Women are often exploited and anyone who enjoys watching this exploitation should really seek help because this thing may lead to strip clubs, extra martial activity and more for a couple. But if it is your daughter who is addicted what do you say to her?
christina Guest 0 post 5-Aug-2006 9:04 AM	I believe if we don't share our experiences with our children they are apt to repeat our errors in life.I have shared my skeltons with both of my children in hopes that they do not repeat my mistakes. They are now 28 & 25 an so far so good. Except for the role model of a partner in life. I really made a bad choice there and they both have followed my footstep. They know what they were raised.

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