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  • 24-06-2012 6:53pm
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    FairytaleGirl
    Closed Accounts Posts: 663 ✭✭✭


    Title says it all.

    Hope theres others on here who can identify with me.

    Im 24, my parents are apart 6years this year. Awful break up - with my mum walking out on my dad taking the 4 kids with her without warning.

    Both are remarried now, Dad has 2 more kids.

    Dad never forgave 'us' (his words) for leaving - Mum is so angry and bitter at dad for not supporting the kids (even though they worked out a 70/30 divide of their assest so dad wouldnt owe maintenance)

    And Im STILL listening to it all. Theyre Impossible to reason with the both of them. It stressus me out and makes me SO angry - not to mention worried about my younger siblings (20, 16 and 13).

    Of course being the oldest kid I get caught as go between, mammy and daddy for the whole lot of them.

    ARGH.


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  • #2
    Ickle Magoo
    Closed Accounts Posts: 17,485 ✭✭✭✭Ickle Magoo


    Hey there FairytaleGirl,

    While I appreciate your predicament - there is no support thread for those with divorced parents on this forum for a reason.

    As per the forum charter stickied at the top of the page:
    While we appreciate people can be affected by the separation or divorce of those they know and/or are close to, this forum is specifically a place where the parties who are separating or divorcing can get advice and support.

    If you wish discussion or advice regarding divorce and/or separation from a different perspective please look to see if another forum such as Humanities, Politics, Parenting or Personal Issues meets your needs.

    Many thanks.


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