they chose the path of divorce. Divorce doesn 't only affect the couple, but it affects the family too. In the next few paragraph, I am going to explain how a divorce can affect a family from my recent experiences. I think the family gets more affected by the cause of the divorce. I have seen divorces that the family is happy the marriage is ending because of the fighting.Also seen divorces where the parents want hurt their child’s spouse for what did. Both of my parents mom and dad divorced
Divorce is not the only option Consider this from a perspective of a child going through his/her parent’s divorce, how would that child feel? Well as we know, no child or children wants their parents to separate or even get a divorce. Why? Because either the child or children has a strong bond with both parents or they don’t want to see themselves struggle through the years feeling grieve about their parents’ divorce. Moreover, in the Unites States, almost every first marriage has a high risk for
Long time ago, I was talking to one of my friends Sami who was living with her dad. She is always upset and depress because her dad couldn’t take care of her all the time. She always missed her mom. She wanted to be with her mom. She wondered if her mom still loves her even though she never saw her mom. I asked her, “Why did your parents got divorced?” She answered, “I have no idea because they separated when I was three years old. My dad doesn’t like to talk about it. I miss her very much and I
As a young woman I got married at the age of eighteen. I was pregnant with my first child and my family were not going to let me be single with a baby. I got married in April, 1997 and had my baby girl that year in August 20, 1997. When I got married, I knew that he was not the one for me. In our relationship I went through a lot abuse, rape and the man that I was married to even try to kill me. As a wife a woman can try to do everything to work her married, but if both parties are not ready to
last Saturday in December of 1997. My brother, sister, and I were chasing after each other throughout the house. As we were running, our parents told us to come and sit down in the living room. They had to tell us something. So, we all went down stairs wondering what was going on. Once we all got down stairs, the three of us got onto the couch. Then, my mom said, “ Well…” “Your mother and I…” interrupted my father. “Are getting a divorce, ” said my mother, completing his sentence. I
vary depending majorly on how the parents themselves deal with the divorce and the child’s relationships with their parents. The United States has the highest divorce rate of any other country. Chances that a child will experience their parents getting a divorce is pretty certain and to be exact 40% of children by the age of 16 will go through their parents getting a divorce (Mazur, E., Wolchik, S. A., Virdin, L., Sandler, I. N., & West, S. G. 1999). However, parents can make it much easier if they
Divorce: The Ugly Truth Have you ever heard of a divorce being easy to cope with? Being a child of a broken home I can tell you divorce is not easy nor pretty. When I was just six years old I witnessed, my dad packing up his stuff and moving out. I was so young I had no idea what was going on; I just thought he was going out of town for a meeting. Divorce is hurtful for not only the spouses, but everyone around them. Being a child of a broken home is more extreme than most think. Divorce at a very
DIVORCE Every individual hopes that they would never be faced with the word, “DIVORCE". Divorce is the legal ending of a marriage caused by arguments between a man and a women 's point of view or simply because they just got tired of each other. Whatever the reason is a divorce can break families apart and can cause many physiological damages. A divorce can make a child 's life horrible. It can make you feel worthless or angry. A divorce can make a person change and lead to have sociological issues
generation divorce is quite common, but what reasons can lead a great marriage onto the rocky path of divorce? I witnessed divorce first-hand with my parents. The way I recall they were happy most of the time. Bills started piling up, past-due notices were arriving every day in the mail and it was getting difficult just to keep food on the table. As our financial problems increased so did the arguing between my mom and dad. The fights spiraled out of control until finally the big word came out of my mother’s
in. When I was little I never would have thought my life would be changed so much in such a way from the people around me. When I was little my dads job moved us around quite a bit (obviously). I can guarantee you every single time we moved it was “the last time”. LOL look how that worked out for us! I made best friends and then had to leave them. Of course there are pros to this because with ought moving so much I would never have met some of my best friends I have today. Sooner or later this moving