@Fatal Freedoms,
Fatal_Freedoms;62670 wrote:By lying to them? If that part was inaccurate what else could be?
Again... Show me the lie or more to my point, the passages which lead to a hurtful and purposeful deception.
Tell me, though, if a mother says to her small child that she is going to have
baby and the baby is growing inside of her "tummy", is she lying to that child because she did not say "uterus" instead of "tummy"?
If the child asks, "how did the baby get there mommy?" and she replies " Daddy lovingly took a seed and planted it there.", is she lying because she did not describe sexual intercourse more accurately to that child?
If the child misunderstands exactly what happened but gets the message of mommy and daddy loving each other and the new baby and the mother further knows that as the child grows that the child will understand the message more clearly, is the mother lying to the child?
In fact, isn't the mother being more clear from the standpoint of the childs ability to understand to use the words "tummy", "plant" and "seed" than to use the words uterus, 'sexual intercourse" and "sperm", even if later on the second set of words would be more accurate and precise for the grown child?