Broken Home

I haven't tried being in a broken family but I have known quite a few friends who has been in a broken home. It is pretty hard when you are all alone raising your children. You want them to feel that they are loved and they are special but sometimes its hard to explain why some things don'ts work as you expected.

I am sorry to hear that, I am also in the same situation. If there's a way that I could turn back the hands of clock I would not choose to be like this. But there is nothing I can do but to live this kind of life. I just need to be strong in dealing life together with my son. I am thankful that my son doesn't asked too much about our situation. I dont know if I need to be thankful or be afraid of it, maybe he is just keeping it to himself. Which is makes me worried. I just hope everything will fine no matter what will happen we can handle it and survive this life. Be a best of luck to all of us.

I agree this kind of setup is much more harder for the kids than that of the parents. Although i recognized that parents suffer as well in this setup but the ripple of this situation affects the kids more and it will last for a long time too. When kids grow up they will be more than rebellious than other kids because their parents are not fully there to suppot them or at least to guide them well in their lives. We should try our best to at least avoid having a broken family at any cost. If theres a problem within couples they should talk bout it and not resort into breakups or else only the kids will be the worse victims in the situation. Hey you can also visit my topics i want to hear more bout what you think and your thoughts too my friend. Have a great day!

I grew up in a broken home. My parents divorced when I was one. I never asked my mom what happen. My biggest problem was my father not maintaining a relationship with us. He remarried his mistress, had more kids with her and forgot about us. My mother never talked down on him to us. She always encouraged us to build our relationship with him, but he never put in the effort. When i got to about 13 years old I asked my mom how could a father just abandon his kids. When I really started to lash out toward him and vent to my mother as I got older, she told me she never wanted to put the impression that she had of him in our head. She was always respectful because he was our father and it was our place to grow and see the person that he was because she didn't want us to resent her for pushing her beliefs of him on us. Now as a mother myself, my husband and I both come from broken homes. My mother raised me and his father raised him. I get heavy hearted at times to see how good of a relationship he has with his father and to see how great of a dad he is himself. I am blessed to have found a loving man to spend my lofe with. I pray that it continues and that we are able to give our children the home that we did not have ourselves. Good luck to all mothers. My mom was a single mother of three from the time we were newborn, 1 years old and 2 years old. Its a struggle but your child is your blessing from this situation.

Sorry to hear that.In fact,I once experieced that feeling as a child.In another words,when I was small,my family was not rich.But at that time ,I did understand my parents.We finally passed through that situation. There will be hope my friend.

im very sorry to hear about the situation.i was part of a broken home a year ago.my mom and dad were not doing so well and there was just constant arguing.but through it all i understanded my mom more than my dad.my dad was the one causing our family to fall apart.me and my little brother stood together no matter what. you see your kids will understand when they get older because they hear and put things and situations together.yes in the long run there are alot of questions to be answered but through it all things will turn out great.it may be stress full but its worth it.