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My parents had a divorce 12 years ago, the problem I have with it is that they don't talk to each other anymore so it makes things harder for me, but other than that I'm used to it, it wasn't heartbroken for me back in the day.

I was sad for a while when my parents got divorced, because the idea of them being together forever is drilled into your head for most of your younger years. We did set up a schedule throughout the week for swapping between houses, I'm really glad custody didn't go one way or the other, I'm still not sure why they got divorced. You get used to it as time goes on though, maybe quicker than you think.

Though it has been hard because, my dad has depression and anxiety issues. Just recently found out he was bipolar, then because of his depression he stayed in the house all day, and got blood clots. So he had to go the hospital and stayed the for a while. He just got out and he is doing a lot better. So the basically, everything mostly gets easier as time goes on.

« Last Edit: February 18, 2016, 12:21:49 AM by Regirock »

Well... To be fair...

Marriage IS about 90% money, 10% social obligation/expectation.
If not for that, there really is no purpose. People just dont say it out loud because it cheapens the fantasy.

Well... To be fair...
Marriage IS about 90% money, 10% social obligation/expectation.
If not for that, there really is no purpose. People just dont say it out loud because it cheapens the fantasy.
I was trying to find a good subreddit to link you to, this is the best I could come up with
Yeah, my mom makes about 22$ more than my dad
per hour? how much does she make total?

Well... To be fair...

Marriage IS about 90% money, 10% social obligation/expectation.
If not for that, there really is no purpose. People just dont say it out loud because it cheapens the fantasy.

everyone should wake up from their FEMA sleep pods and stop perpetuating this cancerous idea that marriage is anything but a cheap sham for delusional 20-year-old yuppie liberals. you don't actually feel love, that's just a concept perpetuated by corporate america to make you buy your ""wife"" more chocolate

My dads a douche so I never had a problem with it

« Last Edit: February 18, 2016, 12:22:03 AM by Regirock »

My dads a douche so I never had a problem with it
So is your uncle

I don't because I've never had to.


I've never had to deal with this, but Joel (of vinesauce) talked in one of his dwarf fortress streams about how when his parents split up, he coped with it by playing DF and other video games.

You don't have to do the same stuff as him, but I'm sure nearly any other hobby that you can lose yourself in will help you cope.

For instance, you could try taking up building as a way to keep your mind off of things. I build more when I'm not feeling that great about things so I can keep my mind off of the issue.