ok heres a question....

[DonnieDarko]

I quit from the time my kids were born, till they were adults. When each were 18, I told them that they had to make their own decisions about lots of things in life, and I'd be here if they wanted/needed a voice of experience. I don't ask about their personal lives other than to ensure that they are safe and healthy.

DonnieDarko Reviewed by DonnieDarko on 05-29-2005. ok heres a question.... If you have kids do you run in the bathroom and hide to smoke your pot or do you just smoke it? Or if you don't have kids, how are your parent/s with dope? My sister and I both smoke . We both have kids. I have never hidden the fact that I started smoking pot again. I smoked it as a teen stopped and stopped to have kids and when I got sick started again. I never made it out to be a bad thing and was always truthful to them about it. I have 4 kids....they did not turn out massive Rating: 5

[bssman]

my kids are 5 and 2. I don't let them know I smoke. If they asked me I wouldn't lie about it. I think they are too young right now. As they get older I'm sure we will discuss it. They are too young for a lot of things right now. I don't let them watch certain TV show for example.

[carmzilla]

i have a son and have never hidden anything from him. i don't smoke in front of him or anything like that, but he knows what it is. i don't think lying to your child about your drug consumption is a good idea, but that i just me. also i should note that i only use the weed and not the harder drugs. i know i don't want my son calling me a hypocrite when he gets older (or anytime).

i think honestly is the best policy and if you want a good relationship with your kid(s), it is reciprocal. i also think it is my responsibilty as a parent to inform my child about anything he has questions about. i would not want him to recieve misinformation from peers or media. this is a challenge at times but i figure we're both learning. i think each parent will find their own style that they are comfortable with.