Anonymous
06/24/2013 12:24
Subject: Which independents have the most divorced couples?
I was shocked by the number of divorces at my DS' Catholic school, but then realized that divorce is everywhere. Religious schools, in my opinion, are no different.
Anonymous
06/18/2013 14:13
Subject: Which independents have the most divorced couples?
Amen, sister!!Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Quite true. I, too, am in very good company in that age group. We are WELL represented and are NOT all divorced and/or remarried. Whether we are considered 'old' is a matter of perception....theirs, not ours.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are more divorced /remarried parents than many of you think. If a 50 year old couple shows up with a 10 year old kid one of the parents is likely remarried.
Agree about no stigma.
When we had our youngest I was pushing 40 and DH was 42. For her grade we're among the oldest parents in the class, but we have plenty of company in that age group.
Often, I find that we're the most chill parents because we've been around the block before -- and our kids know it too.
Anonymous
06/18/2013 14:12
Subject: Which independents have the most divorced couples?
There is definitely no doubt that this poster is the author of hottest moms and all the other trashy threads.Anonymous wrote:which school has the most affairs among parents?
Anonymous
06/18/2013 13:46
Subject: Which independents have the most divorced couples?
which school has the most affairs among parents?
Anonymous
06/18/2013 12:47
Subject: Which independents have the most divorced couples?
Ouvson is moving from one private to another next year. The private he is coming from has few divorced parents. I was really surprised by how many are in his class where he is going next year. I specifically noticed this in the class list.
Anonymous
06/18/2013 12:37
Subject: Which independents have the most divorced couples?
Anonymous wrote:Quite true. I, too, am in very good company in that age group. We are WELL represented and are NOT all divorced and/or remarried. Whether we are considered 'old' is a matter of perception....theirs, not ours.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are more divorced /remarried parents than many of you think. If a 50 year old couple shows up with a 10 year old kid one of the parents is likely remarried.
Agree about no stigma.
When we had our youngest I was pushing 40 and DH was 42. For her grade we're among the oldest parents in the class, but we have plenty of company in that age group.
Often, I find that we're the most chill parents because we've been around the block before -- and our kids know it too.
