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:::I made my comment not to mock, but to ask for just such a clarification or modification.  Can you or Ed explain what's meant by #6 then?  It seems like it's stating that when both parents work together to give advice, that advice is never going to be based on bad ideas.  I agree with heeding the advice of wise parents, but I've also seen more than a few many dysfunctional couples with kids, and I shudder to think of the advice their kids get from them.  Unfortunately, you don't need any training or qualifications to be a parent, so being one doesn't suddenly impart wisdom to the clueless.

:::I made my comment not to mock, but to ask for just such a clarification or modification.  Can you or Ed explain what's meant by #6 then?  It seems like it's stating that when both parents work together to give advice, that advice is never going to be based on bad ideas.  I agree with heeding the advice of wise parents, but I've also seen more than a few many dysfunctional couples with kids, and I shudder to think of the advice their kids get from them.  Unfortunately, you don't need any training or qualifications to be a parent, so being one doesn't suddenly impart wisdom to the clueless.

:::To be constructive, I'd suggest that #6 be more along the lines of "Respect the advice given by your parents, and give it more weight no matter how opposed to it you may be at first.  No one other than a future spouse will ever care for you as much, or have your best interest at heart."  --[[User:DinsdaleP|DinsdaleP]] 10:29, 7 September 2008 (EDT)

:::To be constructive, I'd suggest that #6 be more along the lines of "Respect the advice given by your parents, and give it more weight no matter how opposed to it you may be at first.  No one other than a future spouse will ever care for you as much, or have your best interest at heart as they do."  --[[User:DinsdaleP|DinsdaleP]] 10:29, 7 September 2008 (EDT)

==Sheep or Shepherd==

==Sheep or Shepherd==