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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why would you unload your shitty marriage baggage on your kids? The divorce itself is hard enough. Kids don’t need the details regarding their parents dysfunction. It’s a transparent effort to try and curry favor and be the good and blameless one in a divorce. It also almost never works. Kids don’t want to hear one parent trash the other even if it’s accurate. [/quote] They are going to hear the truth from someone. You are kidding yourself if you think that the truth of cheating will remain hidden. The only question is who tells your kids, you or someone else. [/quote] +1. Whether it’s right or not, kids WILL figure it out. My dad had an affair, and I found out because I heard my mom talking about it with her friend when she thought I was asleep.[/quote]
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