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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, thanks for the input from those who have actually been through this. We already have our family therapy session scheduled for a week after our planned talk with our daughters. [/quote] You should be prepared for them to resent both of you later on in life, while its not guaranteed that they will it is a very strong possibility. [/quote] Oh, come on. I know plenty of adults in their 40s (my age group) whose parents are divorced - no one resents their parents unless the parents are highly problematic, as in alcoholics constantly asking for money, that kind of problematic. And there is no guarantee that the kids won't resent you later in life for being a door mat with the other parent or for destroying your mental health by staying married. [/quote] and i know of plenty of people my self included who resent their parents for the disruption caused by having to split their lives between 2 homes.[/quote] NP. I know plenty of people who resent their parents for 'staying together for the kids' leading to a toxic and tense home life, and issues between the now elderly parents that the 'kids' have to deal with.[/quote]
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