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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Regardless of the reason for the divorce, I simply don't understand why a one-sentence truthful answer is a problem for children. I divorced your mom because she was lying to me about purchases and draining our bank account and I couldn't get her to be truthful to me. I divorced your dad because he was an alcoholic and when he drank he became violent with me. I divorced your mom because while at work she was having an affair for years with the neighbor and is now going to marry him. I get not making the person out to be all bad and going on and on about it, but I don't understand lying or complete avoidance.[/quote] Of course this is the correct approach. These bizarre “we grew apart” liars are deluding themselves. [/quote]
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