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Children & Divorce
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Break the marriage, break the bond?? (Children & Divorce)
Member Name: bec2286
Advantages: i now have a great stepdad who is a brilliant grandad to my kids Disadvantages: i have a whole other side to my family which i now know nothing about
i cant actually remember how old i was when my parents got divorced and i dont remember a time without my stepdad so it must have been when i was quite young. i remember having quite frequent visits from my real dad at first, twice a week i believe, but then as we got older we saw him less and less. once a week turned to once a month and as he remarried, seeing us became less of a priority for him. His new wife was awful, she hated kids so we tried to avoid her whenever possible but this meant not seeing our dad.Either way, we lost out. back at home things were plodding along nicely with mum, stepdad and now new baby brother, we moved house and gradually realised our dad wasn't interested in seeing us as that meant he had to pay the child maintenence. I think now, me and my sister had grown up enough to understand what had happened between mum and dad, although we never quite knew the full story. maybe it was a result of mum always slagging dad off but i started to slowly resent him, and everything to do with him. As i grew older and started my own life i refused to even acknowledge him in the street and we would quite happily carry on regardless, one day, he even came in the shop where i worked and was served by me and said nothing. not one single word! Summary: it takes a man to be a dad, but an even bigger one to be a stepdad! |
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