Do you attend church? Ask an associate pastor or your youth pastor. If not, go to a school counselor. You should also talk to your parents about this. I'm divorced. It hurts me to think about how it is affecting my son (he's a bit younger though). I want to know how he feels, but I'm also young enough to remember how much I didn't want to communicate with my parents when I was a "kid". It will be hard - but talk to mom and dad as much as possible.
2007-10-11 18:05:15
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answered by Anonymous
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There is nothing you can do sweetheart. Things change in life, there is no stopping that. Your parents will love you no matter what. Sometimes divorce is the best thing. I know it may not seem that way, especially to you. But if your parents are not happy together, then in the years to come it will just make your life even harder. I find that at times when people get divorced they actually become better friends than when they are married. Try not to be to too sad. It is very hard on the kids, I know. But knowing that they will ALWAYS love you should help. Change is very hard for people. There will be some changes, just remember that, and remember that it really will be okay. It is hard to understand, but over time you will understand it better. Try to just live your life like you always have, keep loving them and they will keep loving you. Things will be fine. My parents were divorced and they are still best friends now. They just couldn't live together. I don't know why. They were just different and over time they realised that they were too different, yet they were close enough to be friends for all these years. I have been divorced and I am still very friendly with my ex and the kids did just fine. So don't give up hope. Things really will be okay. You just keep smiling and life will take care of itself.
2007-10-11 18:10:55
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answered by DENIECE R 2
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They both love you too Buddy.
This also hurts them... a lot. They don't want it to hurt you, but if it has come to the point of divorce then they really cannot live with each other anymore.
Do this: Tell them exactly how you feel. Be honest and open with them, and ask that they answer all your questions as best they can.
They are a little confused right now themselves - so be patient with them, and try to help them.
Don't worry so much about school right now - the most important thing at this point is for the three of you to talk and support each other - and be nice to each other.
Oh, and show them this question along with all the answers - it will help them to understand what a big deal this is to you.
Good luck and hang in there - and remember that they love you, and that this is NOT your fault, and that they want only good things for you.
Hang in there Buddy.
2007-10-11 19:20:37
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answered by Bye for now... 5
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I think you should really try to do well in school because it can impact a lot of your future. Maybe you should talk to your parents if it is causing you pain. They are not going to think you don't love them. Sometimes people just aren't as right for each other as they thought they were. As soon as you start dating, you will realize that it is really hard to stay close to one person and not have conflicts. People who get married never know how their lives will turn out and there are always things that can go very wrong in any relationship. Sometimes it is too much for people to deal with and they need to escape. Divorce isn't usually something that people jump into... they've probably been discussing it for a while. If you want to know why, you will need to ask them. If you don't, you'll always wonder. Please try to remember that it will hurt for a while, but you need to concentrate on school because your future depends on you and not your parents.
2007-10-11 18:23:08
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answered by Anonymous 1
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i am so sorry about the pain your feeling.. first thing you should do is show this to your parents. they need to set you down and tell you together whats going on and ask you have you feel about all this. they need to let you know that you are loved by both of them and that the divorce has nothing to do with you or the kids if other. they need to ask you how you feel and try to answer any questions you have about it that is best at your age to understand. maybe you all could go to the park or for a ride or setting at a table drawing or coloring pictures. its alway easier to talk about things like that when you can also keep your hands busy as your minds might be racing with questions that need answered. its ok to cry that mom and dad cant live together but the both love you same as always.. they need to do this for you.. they must do this for you.. and it will all work out kiddo i promise things get better with time.. good luck
2007-10-11 18:21:30
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answered by Kat 5
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It's going to hurt. I'm sorry for you. I'm sure you know it's not your fault and that they both still love you. Even knowing that, it really, really hurts. I guess the bond a husband and wife has is sometimes not as strong as the bond a parent has with a child. Remember you have that strong bond with each of them even if they don't have it with each other. I personally think divorce is selfish on the parents part. Make them get you really good and very expensive counseling. Use them as bad examples and make better life choices when you grow up. Good luck.
2007-10-11 18:14:39
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answered by Ellen L 4
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Parents get divorced. Just remeber that they both love you and want what is best for you, however, that will not mean that they will get back together just for you. That would just be worse off for everyone. Go talk to the school counclor or some friends who have been through the same thing as you.
2007-10-11 18:02:30
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answered by RedRabbit 7
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My parents divorced when I was 12 and it was a shock for me. I am now a parent and I can't imagine what life would be like if my girls were put through that, but if you feel comfortable talking to your parents, you should do this. It does hurt to see your whole world change like this, but you should know that you are not the only one who is going through this. Do you have any friends whose parents have divorced that you can talk to?
2007-10-11 18:04:52
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answered by Discerning 3
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you may't get money from you father basically as a results of fact he divorces your mom. She desires to get an legal expert so she will see if she has a shot at alimony. she would be able to could get a activity and stay like easily everyone else. and you bypass get a extra ideal pastime and hit upon a extra value-effective place to stay. you're a grown up now.
2016-10-22 02:53:40
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answered by coiscou 4
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My parents are going through a divorce too. It's tough, but you HAVE to keep communication with them. If you don't bad things might happen. Tell them what's bothering you. Although they aren't a "team" anymore, they can still both help you separately.
2007-10-11 18:03:52
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answered by Anonymous
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