Parents DIVORCED, it's all my FAULT
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Sharon_Lewis says,
NO!I am sure you've been told that before. Try to believe it is TRUE!
And then explain it to my son.
I am sorry.
EnMasse says,
It's never the kids' fault. While children are intuitive about their parents' emotions, you would never know from just that how healthy the relationship was. You shouldn't misconstrue a thing you heard here and there to equate with you being the problem. I hope they stay civil to each other so you don't get hurt more.Beth2tess says,
No, baby, it's not.Escoffier says,
Nope, it's the parents. Children never create the problem but some parents make them feel that way.