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Reply to "At what point does your happiness outweigh the happiness of your kids?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Always. If you aren't happy, get out. Your kids will know that you're unhappy, you won't be as good of a parent, and they will wish you were happy. Signed, A child of divorce who was so happy when my parents finally divorced because they were both miserable in the marriage[/quote] What if your parents spent very little time being married but are doting parents would that have been ok? We have separate bedrooms and social lives. We don't really interact outside of breakfast and dinner. We are happiest this way. And since we hardly see each other, it's naturally low conflict. [/quote]
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