Do you know the name of the psych. guy they were seeing? If you do, call him/her. Tell him their fighting is driving you nuts. Ask him to request an appointment with the parents. And have you attend the appointment too. Have the psychologist SAY THE WORDS FOR YOU: "you're driving me nuts. You have to start behaving like adults. I'm the child here, I should not have to be the responsible one. Now, what are you going to do to start acting like sane, rational, mature people? I want specific answers."
You need to find an advocate to beat them over the head until they realize that YOU are the child, not them.
Good luck.
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2006-08-23 11:25:24
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answered by robabard 5
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Well, people generaly it seems worse than what it really is. I understand it's not confortable to being in the middle of it but, this is really between your parents but, you should not suffer because their problem(s). I think you should sit them both down at the same time and have a talk to them and let me them know just how much it's bothering you and it's hurting you. Ask them to please resolve it and if they watn to fight, don't do it in front of you or make such a big deal so you can hear it. If it's really bad, ask a close family member if you can come live with them until your parents fix their issue(s). But, there is not need to run away, just explain that to a close family member and perhaps they can help you out. Good luck.
2006-08-23 11:26:07
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answered by Anonymous
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i was in the same situation when i was your age. you need to get them both together, and let them know how their behavior towards eachother is making you feel. the last thing you should want to do is run away. i know thinking about doing that might seem like the best thing to do, but believe me, it's not, because when you come back, the problems will still be there. so the best thing is to confront them...and i'm sure they will be open and honest with you, knowing how concerned you are.
good luck.
2006-08-23 11:26:34
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answered by Anonymous
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Sit down with your parent(s) and have an honest conversation about the situation. Tell them that it makes you uncomfortable and you hate to see them fight and it's putting a lot of stress on you. Ask if there might be a relative or close friend that might be willing to take you in while your parents straighten things out. But above all, do try to hang in there & know they both love you & want what's best for you. *hugs*
2006-08-23 11:25:08
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answered by bluearia 3
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nicely i've got only ever been a single discern so i assume I have not any physique of reference... yet individually i'm no longer able to think of what must be greater elementary approximately being completely on my own in the international taking on the overpowering emotional, actual, psychological and financial job of raising infants, once you finally end up in situations like no longer having the flexibility to get a haircut in 2 years because of the fact there is noone to computer screen the youngsters, determining of loo roll and having to hold it in till morning because of the fact the youngsters are asleep and you're able to't bypass away, by no skill ever having all individuals you may in basic terms bypass away them with for a couple of minutes (no longer to show some hours) so which you will get some thing completed, going to mattress on my own on the top of on a daily basis and not making use of a soul in the international to communicate the topics and proportion the joys with. Sounds to me like your individuals have a great cushion of help and are not somewhat 'single' mom and father in the actual experience. I additionally might desire to totally believe Zorro for as quickly as. Why do you assume you're from now on of a discern than he's, and entitled to from now on of a say, single or at the same time? Why do you even assume you will get finished custody and not 50/50? individually, till there's a real case against it, i think of in the placement of a divorce between 2 loving mom and father, 50/50 custody is often fairest on the youngsters. i'm hoping you have a real good rationalization for desirous to shrink their dating with their dad to visitation, besides your guy or woman selfishness. of direction you needless to say do no longer see eye to eye, however the certainty that he's taking such an lively involvement exhibits that he cares and is a robust father. Why do you assume that a divorce will silence him appropriate to the techniques wherein he feels his infants might desire to be raised? i'm sorry, even though it somewhat is ladies such as you who make it so damn complicated for single mom and father to describe their strikes against the real deadbeats and undesirable mom and father of this international. consistent with danger relatives counselling may well be an thought quite than this administration freak thoughts-set the place each little thing you assert is going and all individuals who happens to disagree can get out and lose each little thing.
2016-10-02 11:16:12
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answered by ? 4
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Lots of married people go through times like this. Mature ones don't act quite so juvenile, though. You are going to have to wait it out. They can't reason with each other, they probably won't be reasonable with you. You can try talking to them or show them this post to let them know how upset you are.
Being ALMOST grown up is really hard. Fighting parents are REALLY devastating to children. Go to www.drphil.com to see what he says about this.
P.S. Remember this when you are a parent.
2006-08-23 11:24:49
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answered by Anonymous
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run away to ur friends house so they would be worried and work as a team to look for u. then tell them how u feel bout all that theyve been doing. hopefully they learn not to fight.
2006-08-23 11:23:48
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answered by Trouble..88 2
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First understand this! you have enough sense at thirteen to ask on this device. Then take that confidence a step further to adjust your life to the way you would have it balanced. They love you no doubt but the steps you take will force them to reality.
2006-08-23 11:28:00
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answered by Anonymous
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Tell them politely at some point of the day (not after a fight) that their bickering is a heavy load for you.
2006-08-23 11:21:46
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answered by disintegrationisthebestalbumever 2
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You need to talk to your parents and tell them how all of this is making you feel. Get them together and tell them or you can do it seperatley. They need to know that you are being affected and that they should be much more sensitive to how their actions are affected you.
2006-08-23 11:20:51
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answered by Rawrrrr 6
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