Derek, divorce is when your parents move into different houses, and one of hem takes you. If your parents are still in the same house, they are divorced. I hope that gave you clearer definion of divorce. My parents, no they are not divored.no,but my parents r seperated so in general i guess their divoreced
Divorce isn't only moving to different houses. It's going through court, signing papers, going through custody trials(if there are kids), and a lot more legal business. The parents either get full custody, joint custody, or visitation.Derek, divorce is when your parents move into different houses, and one of hem takes you. If your parents are still in the same house, they are divorced. I hope that gave you clearer definion of divorce. My parents, no they are not divored.
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Happy 18th!!!Divorce isn't only moving to different houses. It's going through court, signing papers, going through custody trials(if there are kids), and a lot more legal business. The parents either get full custody, joint custody, or visitation.
They can also be legally separated or just separated.
Separated meaning they're in different houses. So it could be that his parents are just separated and not divorced.
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I saw my dad yesterday for my birthday. First time since last June. It was most awkward.
Thank you ^^Happy 18th!!!
True. Also alot of married people stay separated for many years before actually getting divorced. Like my parents did. This is because divorce can be expensive so they leave it until neccesary (for example my Mum needed to divorce my Dad before she could marry my Step-Dad).
whoops, that smiley face was supposed to be a sad faceMine nearly broke up when I was 7, but they didnt :furawatchi:
But my mum passed away 3 years ago...
This is true, and I agree with you to a point. Sometimes things happen for a reason, and you probably will not completely understand why they seperated in the first place. It may something that's between them. I'm pretty sure though they regret fighting in front of you because as soon as you get children in the middle, the children can sometimes blame themselves. And that can hurt them emotionally in the long run. I suggest just letting them do what they have to do to keep you and your brother happy. It could just be living together is not an option right now because it could hurt you with more fighting.Yeah they are, they got one when I was about four. I can actually remember very vividly what it was like when they were together. Both me and my brother were both so happy, that was also before my brother was diagnosed with autism. My dad was a youth paster and he worked a sort of late job, and my mom was raising us at home. I remeber I was so afraid of the dark I had to sleep with my mom at night. On the nights my dad worked late I would secretly stay awake and jump out of bed as soon as he came home. He would always eat a bowl of captain crunch with me and we would talk about everything, until my mom finally walked out and insisted we both go to bed. It was so great. Then they started fighting. I would watch them fight alot, I really knew it was coming even if I was just four. Everything sort of whent downhill from there, we stopped going to church and stuff like that.
Now things are actually going very well. I go with my dad on the weekends and sometimes during the week too, if I feel like it. My dad lives in a house in the mountains and I love it up there. I have a very close realtionship with both my parents. We started going to church again a few years back, and life is great. The only thing is my brother's autism is really bad right now, and I know they both regret getting a divorce, they both still love eachother. i don't understand why they ever really got it in the first place, I think they could have worked it out eventually. It's unfortunet, my life would have been so much easier if hey would have stayed together, my brothers life too.
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