"You need to approach this with caution. The ball has started rolling already and it might be hard to slow it down..."

'I think a lot of people will be reading this, and looking over at a son or daughter on the other side of the rooms saying, this lad is writing about you.'

He is 18 and an adult and you say you can’t tell him what to do. Of course you can. He can vote for whoever he wants next week, but he can’t vote you out of office

Your letter tells a story of two halves — in the first part, the lines are very clear, and towards the end, your foundation is a little shaky.

Here’s the question though, if our husband or wife or partner do have our passwords what are they going to do with them?

"It might seem that ye are at two opposite ends here, but I think we should look at the middle ground here. No matter what religion or no religion at all, ye are good people and believe in right from wrong."

'You have worked hard all your life making sure everyone else was taken care of, this is your time now, but it's all in your hands, it's up to you to change things'

'You’re right to question it and be proactive. Your husband needs to get up off his arse and support this'

"Your parents seem to be good people, they are obviously people of strong faith. People might not think much of this anymore, I really like it."

"What if you brought home someone new and the others seemed cold towards them, and the same sister threw a comment to you, how would you feel?"