I have a guilty admission of looking forward to pics, some of which Michael most likely would not encourage. Sometimes when I thought he didn't look at his healthiest as well as those when he was obviously enjoying the moment. It was a curse for him that he could not escape at times, and a confirmation of his incredible interest to his fans (and tabloids) as well. A double-edged sword.
Somehow JFK's children managed to stay reasonably out of the radar in the U.S. after his death and for years, to some degree. I don't forsee that happening with Michael's children, although I hope I am wrong.
Still struggling here, but having lived through deaths in my own immediate family, major other personal influences in my life, be it both personal and world wide known, and now Michael, I just don't know how I would feel personally to see pics of the children as they grow. Would it be out of curiosity, care and concern, or a combination of both. If a tabloid has pics of the children as they grow, can I walk away from looking at it? Is it disrespectful to "look"?
For me it's similar to when JFK died, when Dianna died. If their children's pics appeared somewhere, did I look? Yes, I did. How does one stop the interest and still show respect? So sad any way you look at it.
