People often write, taking me to account for the fact that my children have made mistakes in marriage and been divorced. I can only answer that one has no right, once one’s children are grown and mature, to interfere with their decisions. If asked, you should state how you feel, how you think. But until asked, it is an intrusion to thrust your ideas on any grown human being. And if, when you do express yourself, there is a difference between you, you must respect the inherent thing with which you have endowed the child: the right of decision.
