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How does parents getting divorced affect children's future relationship
Replies: 5 — Last Post Jan. 8 7:15am by Aerorobyn
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How does parents getting divorced affect their children's relationships. Do their children have a chance of a higher divorce rate or do yall think it would make it lower.

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IMO, yes. And sadly, I'm a divorced parent.
I think that relationships are taught to children by their parents for the most part. Not just marital relationships, but all kinds- business, social, relationships with our neighbours, even our political systems (ie: parents don't vote or get involved, children tend to be the same)

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Yes. My parents are separated.
I've lived my life seeing the two fight nonstop. All I ever seen between the two.
If that'd happen to me, no way in hell I ever want to get married.

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They may get all paranoid and think that all marriages would end someday and they might get up to the point of being afraid to be in relationships.

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it doesn't. technically, how the child is predisposed to react to such situation will affect the child's future relationship.



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I don't think so. Not in all situations. Every child can think and do for themselves when it comes to their relationships--a parents' divorce is just an excuse.

Luckily, however, my parents separated when I was 3, divorced shortly before I turned 5. So I don't have too much of a memory in that category...and plus I've lived with my grandparents (married 48 years) nearly my entire life.

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