Thread: Thais believe in ghosts - how do you deal with this?
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Old 03-12-2007, 07:38 PM   #30 (permalink)
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I don't see why a partner's belief is a problem that has to be 'dealt with'.
When it comes to raising children it does become a problem. It isn't fair to a child to fuel their nightmares and fear of the dark by reinforcing their fantasies about monsters and bogey-men.

Superstitions cripple people because of unneccessary fears. Good beliefs should make you stronger.
This is true. My sister in law cut two eye holes in a peice of paper and when here two kids (age 2 and 4) act up, she puts the paper over her face and growls at them and tells them a ghost is coming to get them. And they wonder why the two kids start crying when they see my white face!!!

I think that's the reason they cry......
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