View Poll Results: Family values
yes its very important
30
75.00%
kinda sorta....
5
12.50%
what ever..
2
5.00%
ice cream
4
10.00%
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Family values
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Family values
Just how important is it to you? I'm curious as to does it affect where you go or visit? do you avoid places that lack them? etc etc ...
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I like to make my own decisions on where I go according to my values.
Most of the places that I like visit are out in the wilderness; not too many people around.
I'm not into going to places that have crowds; except a few cars shows, of course.
Most of the places that I like visit are out in the wilderness; not too many people around.
I'm not into going to places that have crowds; except a few cars shows, of course.
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i really like hanging around with most of my family especially the people that i actually share interests with. but on the whole i cant stand people. i really want to be left alone.I frimly believe in good old fashioned values. but i dont really know what you mean by "family" values. ICECREAM!!!
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Im not much of a people person either however, its not good to isolate children from society they dont learn anything that way. Im not talking about a family outing to the ghetto to teach them a lesson but if you expose them in the right manner they learn the do's and donts of being in public and if your lucky, theyll learn to not like it either
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Originally Posted by Rick32
Im not much of a people person either however, its not good to isolate children from society they dont learn anything that way. Im not talking about a family outing to the ghetto to teach them a lesson but if you expose them in the right manner they learn the do's and donts of being in public and if your lucky, theyll learn to not like it either
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Originally Posted by F2504x4
Just how important is it to you? I'm curious as to does it affect where you go or visit? do you avoid places that lack them? etc etc ...
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I'm not a people person which doesn't have anything to do with the question. I think family values are important and when the wee bairns were home, we conducted ourselves as family should. The right movies, the right social activities, the right friends.
I hadn't realized how boring we were until they all moved out.
I hadn't realized how boring we were until they all moved out.
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> do you avoid places that lack them
I guess I am confused. How do you determine what places have family values and pertaining to what? A parts store, food shopping, DQ, the corporation itself?
I don't shop at Target because of them banning the Salvation Army at Christmas. It has nothing to do with family values, it has to do with charity.
I guess I would have to ask, what do you consider "family values"? A place in the men's or women's room to change diapers?
I guess I am confused. How do you determine what places have family values and pertaining to what? A parts store, food shopping, DQ, the corporation itself?
I don't shop at Target because of them banning the Salvation Army at Christmas. It has nothing to do with family values, it has to do with charity.
I guess I would have to ask, what do you consider "family values"? A place in the men's or women's room to change diapers?