Wonderful. I talked with my sister yesterday, and I just got everything out about how I felt, and I'm slowly beginning to realize that this may be for the best, and I just need to support both of my parents and go with the flow.
:)
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Wonderful. I talked with my sister yesterday, and I just got everything out about how I felt, and I'm slowly beginning to realize that this may be for the best, and I just need to support both of my parents and go with the flow.
:)
I am glad to hear you feel better. You never know, in some ways this might wind up being a relief. Even though it's a difficult adjustment, it may get rid of some major tension at home.
I'm glad you're feeling better too. I was kinda worried about you. I know how difficult divorce can be on kids. Fortunately, my daughter was very young (2) when her father and I divorced, so she doesn't have much memory of it.
Just hang in there. See if you can get into a support group for children of divorce. It will help a great deal. And whatever you do, don't take sides. This is THEIR argument. Let THEM sort it out. Just love both your parents as if they were still together.
((((hugs))))
Donna
I will just say this, you are not alone. :)
Willie
I'm so glad you are feeling better. Separations are not the end of the world and sometimes people need some time alone to figure things out. Take comfort in knowing that both your parents love you very much and don't want to hurt you or your siblings in any way. It will be a bit awkward for a while but you will get used to it. I'm still praying that it's not permanent. Like Tray said, you are not alone. We will always be here for you.