Sinead’s Own Fault
Posted on Friday, February 11, 2011 at 11:35 AM
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There was a “Page 2” piece in last week’s issue about Sinead O’Connor having difficulty raising a son that she had out of wedlock with a married man.
O’Connor has four children with four different fathers. Doesn’t that say something? How could her kids possibly be happy with such an un-traditional home life, and how could she even think to do conduct her life like this?
I don’t really want to pass judgment, but there’s no way kids can be happy in that kind of atmosphere. If O’Connor wants to do the right thing by her children then she should start living her life in a more respectable fashion, and put her children first instead of herself and her own needs.
Helen McCarthy
Hartford, Connecticut
O’Connor has four children with four different fathers. Doesn’t that say something? How could her kids possibly be happy with such an un-traditional home life, and how could she even think to do conduct her life like this?
I don’t really want to pass judgment, but there’s no way kids can be happy in that kind of atmosphere. If O’Connor wants to do the right thing by her children then she should start living her life in a more respectable fashion, and put her children first instead of herself and her own needs.
Helen McCarthy
Hartford, Connecticut
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