«My daughter is in a newly romantic relationship with her best friend, who is also female. Both are in their midteens. My daughter recently confided in me that they have had sex. She insists, however, that I am not allowed to tell the friend’s mother, because the mother wouldn’t let them have sleepovers or hang out as much. My ex-husband is the one who hosts the sleepovers, and he looks the other way when they are in the bedroom, reasoning that (or so my daughter tells me), “It’s OK because there are no penises involved.” I am not as close with the friend’s mother as my ex-husband is, but we are friendly. Am I obligated to tell this woman the truth about the nature of our daughters’ friendship? Are my ex-husband’s actions egregious?» Read The Ethicist’s response.
Ἀπὸ τοὺς Νιοὺ Γιόρκ Τάιμς (ἄρθρο «My Daughter Is Having Sex With Her Best Friend. Must I Tell Her Mom?») αὐτό.
Αὐτὸ ἀνάμεσα σὲ πατριαρχικὰ (γυναίκα = ἰδιοκτησία πρὸς ὑπεράσπιση) σκαμπίλια τῶν Ὄσκαρ (ἴσως ἡ μόνη φορὰ ποὺ καθεστωτικὰ ΜΜΕ προβάλλουν βία Ἀφροαμερικανοῦ κατὰ ἄλλου Ἀφροαμερικανοῦ -ἄθελα κι ἀναγκαστικά, γιατὶ ἦταν λάιβ μὲ πλούσιους Ἀφροαμερικανούς), ἀνάμεσα σὲ βασανιστήρια αἰχμαλώτων πολέμου ἀπὸ Οὐκρανοὺς στρατιῶτες, καὶ μελοδράματα μὲ τ@ς γυναῖκ@ς οὐκραν@ς τρανσέξουαλ πρόσφυγες ποὺ τώρα συλλαμβάνονται ἀπὸ Ἀζωφο-Μπαντεριστὲς στὰ οὐκρανικὰ σύνορα καὶ ξαναστέλνονται στὴν Οὐκρανία γιατὶ πρέπει νὰ πολεμήσουν ὡς ἄντρες κι αὐτ@ γιὰ τὴν σλάβα τὴν Οὐκραίνι τους.
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