A Story About a Non-Functioning Parent
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Question
Hello, A person whose wife asks him questions about his childhood, where he grew up with a parent who did not function properly. If the person shares examples and cases that his wife asks about, which portray the parent in a negative light, is this considered lashon hara (gossip)? How should one behave? For example, the wife asks if the parents did laundry at home, etc.
Answer
Hello
There is no prohibition in answering her.
Source
According to the instructions of the Gaon, Rabbi Avraham Fried, shlita