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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Right, so, you're in the easy part! It gets WAY harder when you're splitting time with in-laws, [b]dragging little children from household to household[/b], dealing with step-relatives and all the problems and drama they can bring, and trying to deal with two (or four!) really old people in separate locations. Don't think it's always going to be this simple. It's really salt in the wound how my parents congratulate themselves on being so amicable and so much happier, yet they expect me to do a ton of work to accommodate their divorce and new relationships. If I was only putting in the amount of effort that an adult child of a happy marriage has to do, they'd be much less happy with it. But my children would also lose out in that scenario, so I carry on. It sucks.[/quote] Would visiting your parents be also 'dragging little children' to their place, or does it only turn into dragging when it's two places to visit, instead of one?[/quote]
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