> and likely have introduced some trust issues between the child and parents. I couldn't help but laugh at this. If you want to avoid trust issues, maybe don'

> and likely have introduced some trust issues between the child and parents. I couldn't help but laugh at this. If you want to avoid trust issues, maybe don't lie to people. Seems like an easier solution than lying to them and calling other people assholes if they don't perpetuate your lies. > What right do you have to do that? There is a conversation occurring between two people. One of them asks a question. Both parties in this conversation want the question to be answered truthfully. You are saying that I don't have the right to do so because someone who is not involved in said conversation wants me to lie instead. This is insane.