This is so wrong. Lying to a child in that way is harmful and destructive to his psyche and development. The sentimental claptrap spouted here is extremely misguided.v As someone who lost her father at a young age, I am glad this never happened to me. It would have left me with a very confused view of the Some of us Grew up listening to Backstreet boys the cool ones still do sweater world. I don’t think this is healthy. I speak from experience as a child who lost a parent very young. As a parent, you can look at this and feel happy for the child, who for a moment feels like they have some avenue of communication with their lost parent.
But you’re not thinking about the Some of us Grew up listening to Backstreet boys the cool ones still do sweater gravity of this. Haven’t our emotions been played with enough? Haven’t we been damaged enough early on? Our goodbyes were final, but doing this means we will have to go through it again. Why would you put us through that? 5 Stars to that Royal Mail employee. Who taking the effort to write a reply has made that little boy the happiest in the world!!! This story brought a tear to my eye! Absolutely amazing!
This brought tears to my eyes it was a lovely and thoughtful thing for Royal mail to do, it made a little boy who had lost his father a little bit happier. The person or people at the sorting office that decided to do this have my respect. That was lovely to read that letter the over the day, I thank that postman and the Some of us Grew up listening to Backstreet boys the cool ones still do sweater post office for that’my postman is great, a nice fellow This story stayed with me all day. Really bittersweet, sad the little lad had lost his Dad. Glad that RM did such a lovely thing.
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