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Friday, March 25, 2011

Question of the Day

Tell us what you think about parents sharing their family-related frustrations, concerns and stories with online readers. Should they obtain their spouses’ and children’s permission first? Would you approve or disapprove if your mother or father were sharing stories about you online – in, say, a blog, or on Facebook or Twitter? What ground rules would you want your parents to agree to? How protective are you of your privacy?

There are many things that parents can do but talking about personal business is noot one of them. If something were to happen to me I wouldn't want my parents to tell anyone else, just like they wouldn't want me to tell anyone else of something that happened to them. If a child comes to their parents to tell them something about themselves, they would expect their parents to keep it a secret. Its already hard enough to tell your parents something so why would you want their parents to tell someone else. If they want to tell someone something they should they that person about themselves. Parents should get permission first before they decide to tell anyone else something about family business. When something happen in the family it should stay in the family. I'm very protective when it comes to my privacy.

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