Dear Aunty Aini
I have a question my GP teacher set me that's got me puzzling for days...
In this present world where it is impossible not to be constantly informed, if your child would be inevitably exposed to violence or sex, which would be worse?
Can you help me with this riddle?
Yours faithfully,
Confused
Dear Confused,
I suspect that this is an essay question posed by your GP teacher, but we shall try answering it to cure your poor little head from this eville riddle! (geez, that rhymes)
Violence. Sex. These are two very evil things indeed. In fact, there are very little things that i can think of that are more evil than these two. Lets draw a table of consequences. (i love drawing)
Here we are....

Now, my dear Confused, it all depends on what kind of parent you are. And what kind of child you have. You see, this is a topic so diverse that i may have to write a book on this.
To put it simply....
When your child is exposed to violence, he/she may have a tendency to use violence or will learn to avoid it. You can choose to expose him/her to the wonders of violence or you can choose to tell him/her about the evils of violence.
When you child is exposed to sex, it really depends on what aspect of sex he/she is exposed to. If he/she learns that 'sex is great!', then, well, happy grandparents day to you!
If he/she learns that a sexual relationship can lead to social collaspe and serious STDs and Death and all things terrible, then u should be able to welcome a celibate into your home.
But, if he/she learns that sex is to be shared between two consenting adults who are committed to each other in a legal agreement, i.e. marriage, to secure that tie, well, then, its a different matter altogether ain't it?
The thing is, its not WHAT your child is exposed to. Its HOW he/she is exposed to it. Supposing that you, as a parent, will educate your child to the best of capabilities and have a loving and peaceful relationship with your kid, you shouldn't worry much about this.
ps: i dont think this will be a big issue. look at the population statistics... it tells a colourful story...
Love,
Aunty Aini.