How honest should you be with your kids about your past?

[SpookyZalost]

Again, in this day and age it's rare to find people who don't have something about them online. The only ones who don't are the boomers who are, and I don't say this in a rude way, dying off. The younger generation, even people in their 50s and younger, are on social media in some form.

and yes. Kids will curiously stalk family online. Hell, I still stalk (I use this term loosely) my ex's FB out of curiosity from time to time.

0_o sounds like there's some lingering attachment there. However small.

 

[Doc Nova]

0_o sounds like there's some lingering attachment there. However small.

It's more so out of curiosity for how she is doing.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

Hell, I still stalk (I use this term loosely) my ex's FB out of curiosity from time to time.

It's more so out of curiosity for how she is doing.

Having to agree with @SpookyZalost here.

 

[popyura]

The two rules of parenting (according to me): Travel and tell the truth.

 

[MrDawn]

It's more so out of curiosity for how she is doing.

I do the same to my real father from time to time, who disowned me years ago when I was barely 15 years old. He has a Yahoo Flickr account that is public. Honestly, I don't know why I do it.