Sorry! I meant she can grow up peaceful and open-minded, remembering how her parents had opposite opinions but worked them out, or she can grow up amgry and confused, remrmbering how they fought. Sorry! My wording was wrong in the first comment. Good luvk to Tom and Katie and God Bless that beautiful, innocent, little girl.
Holly Botsford - 9 years ago
In my opinion it would be better all the way around if Tom and Katie could put aside their diffferences for Suri's sake if nothing else. The issue is not Scientology or Katie's avetsion tio it, but is what is best for Suri. She can either witness her parents always fighting, which will harm her emotional health, or she can see her parents agreeing to disagree, which I feel is a more healthy approsch for the child. She needs what both parents have to offer. They obvioiy love her very much, but for Suri's sake, the fighting has to stop. She will make her owm decision one day what she believes, anyway. She cam grow up being open-minded and remembering her parents both have strong opinions in opposite directions but set a bad example by fighting about it, or she can grow up angry and confused, remembering how her parents fought all the time about their different beliefs. I hope for her sake they can work this out. This is about Suri, and not Tom otr Katie.
Patticakes350 - 12 years ago
Tom already drank the Kool-Aid. There is no saving him from it now. apparently Katie, spit it out.
Sorry! I meant she can grow up peaceful and open-minded, remembering how her parents had opposite opinions but worked them out, or she can grow up amgry and confused, remrmbering how they fought. Sorry! My wording was wrong in the first comment. Good luvk to Tom and Katie and God Bless that beautiful, innocent, little girl.
In my opinion it would be better all the way around if Tom and Katie could put aside their diffferences for Suri's sake if nothing else. The issue is not Scientology or Katie's avetsion tio it, but is what is best for Suri. She can either witness her parents always fighting, which will harm her emotional health, or she can see her parents agreeing to disagree, which I feel is a more healthy approsch for the child. She needs what both parents have to offer. They obvioiy love her very much, but for Suri's sake, the fighting has to stop. She will make her owm decision one day what she believes, anyway. She cam grow up being open-minded and remembering her parents both have strong opinions in opposite directions but set a bad example by fighting about it, or she can grow up angry and confused, remembering how her parents fought all the time about their different beliefs. I hope for her sake they can work this out. This is about Suri, and not Tom otr Katie.
Tom already drank the Kool-Aid. There is no saving him from it now. apparently Katie, spit it out.