Experience

By Anonymous - 27/08/2009 04:12 - United States

Today, my boss asked me how my parents' divorce affected me as a child. This is a sensitive subject, but I thought he was trying to connect with me so I told him how much it hurt. Turns out he wants to leave his wife and wanted to know if his kids would turn out "messed up" because of it. FML
I agree, your life sucks 42 738
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Same thing different taste

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At least he cares how his kids are going to turn out due to his actions. Not an FML.

deliapearl 0

not a FML but still a good story. perhaps u just saved his children some serious grief.

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thing about this is... There's a big difference between leaving your wife, and leaving your KIDS. I can't understand why so many men (and women) can just up and abandon their own children, but that's the part that gets messed up. Who cares if your parents are married, right? Whether they have sex or not is not the problem. I think people tend to look at divorce the wrong way.

my fiance had the love and support of both his parents growing up but was still greatly affected from divorce. children need stability when they're developing, but in the end, people react to divorce in different ways. you can't say all kids need are two loving parents, because that's just not true

BaBiiSpAnKy821 0

omg :o what a douche face... wow... tell ur dad i told him to kiss my asss

If the parents are having issues together, they're better off divorcing than trying to stay together for the kid's sake. I'm not inexperienced with this; the relationship between my parents was apparently going downhill long before I came into the picture, yet mom stuck with it until she finally got the message and divorced when I was 10. Long term issues? Even after 6 years, my teachers still have to be told I don't take kindly to people yelling or talking angrily due to "prior verbal abuse", and this will likely be the case for years to come.

It'll mess the kids up more if they stay together.

Meh he asked and got an honest answer from your experience. To bad for him if he expected you'd relieve guilt from what actions he's planning to take.