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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People always stress the negative results on kids from a unhappy marriage but don’t really talk about the results of a happy marriage. My parents have been married 70 years—they certainly fight but they love each other a lot. My dad calls my mom luvamylife, and he kissed her every single morning before leaving for work. I think I was totally unprepared to recgonize any red flags—and I think my siblings sort of were in the same boat. I am in a miserable marriage because for years I told myself that people who love each other put the work in and stick it out. Maybe with miserable divorced parents I would have been more guarded, less trusting and naively optimistic? If nothing else good comes of this, I think at least my daughter will be a little more wary than I was. Some people may think that’s screwed up, but I think it’s an advantage. [/quote] I’m quite sure you are in the minority! You simply married wrong. Don’t blame your happily married parents for your failings. [/quote] There's no winning. Even if youre happily married, some kid out there will blame you for that[/quote]
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