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Lying is lying, right? Here's an example for you about perception.Pretend you are a 4 1/2 year old boy. You know you are 4 1/2. Not 5. 4 1/2.You hear your mom on the phone talking to the baby sitter. Your mom asks the baby sitter if the baby sitter has any games she can bring over to play with you when she baby sits. The baby sitter says she has several games, but they are all for 5 year olds. Mom says "Thats OK. bring those. He can play them."Remember, you are 4 1/2. Your reaction is quite simple. Your mother is cheating. She is lying, She knows you are not 5.Silly? Well, actually, no. Its not silly. That child just learned another lesson; that some kinds of cheating are OK.
Lying is lying, right? Here's an example for you about perception.
Pretend you are a 4 1/2 year old boy. You know you are 4 1/2. Not 5. 4 1/2.
You hear your mom on the phone talking to the baby sitter. Your mom asks the baby sitter if the baby sitter has any games she can bring over to play with you when she baby sits. The baby sitter says she has several games, but they are all for 5 year olds. Mom says "Thats OK. bring those. He can play them."
Remember, you are 4 1/2. Your reaction is quite simple. Your mother is cheating. She is lying, She knows you are not 5.
Silly? Well, actually, no. Its not silly. That child just learned another lesson; that some kinds of cheating are OK.
