| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | Djahuti (57)
05/23/2006 | Ideally,yes.Some of us are not blessed with loving homes,and this can potentially make for much trouble.People blessed with the advantage of a good home should reach out to those less fortunate and help them to make changes or get out of the toxic situation they are in.
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 | Bird808 (55)
05/22/2006 | I agree with this 100%. Have you ever seen someone from a troubled home be a persistent offender? Get into any serious trouble? Or break the law? Its very rare. For children your parents define your relationships and perceptions of how we treat people later on.
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 | frogio (48)
05/21/2006 | So, that's what explains the nervous twitch.
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 | madamedragonlily (5)
05/21/2006 | If you create love in your home with unconditional love for yourself and your family then they always have a place for them to turn to when the world isn't as caring as you wished. it gives you a place to gather up your strength to go back out and face whats out there and still return to your sanctuary with one mund and one heart.
(5 voted this helpful, 0 funny and 0 agree) |
 | Silver Eagle 252 (8)
05/21/2006 | and it's never to late to start or make some improvements.
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 | kattwoman (25)
11/09/2005 | if you know that you have a safe haven to go to at the end of a day in a world that can be scary, harsh and cold you can still get up and face it the next day.
(2 voted this helpful, 0 funny and 0 agree) |
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