OT (sort of): CBS revisited

"Peter Duniho" wrote
If your morality and virtue changed when you had a child, then YOU are the
exception. Most people teach their own children the very same things they
learned. Many people make a show of "cleaning up their act" when they
have
kids, but it's just a veneer and their kids still wind up with all the
same
character faults that their parents have. They are better at learning
than
adults are at hiding.


I don't think so. I know many parents, myself included, who changed their
lifestyles when faced with the responsibility of parenthood. I suspect my
parents did the same thing. Just my guess, but I bet a lot of people
experience parenthood as a life-altering event.

Michael