NeverSatisfied
Experienced
- Dec 28, 2020
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As kids my parents went through of a divorce, I didn't really care (it was better for everyone they split) but my sister took it so hard. Fast forward 15 years and she's 25 in 3 years of her first marriage with a neglectful and borderline abusive husband no longer able to hold on. We were separated in their divorce and I haven't been able to be there as much as I want to throughout her life. One thing I relate to her on after our parents' divorce though was the fact that neither of us ever wants to get one EVER. She has endured so much to hold on to her marriage and now that it's coming to an end I can tell the world is crashing down on her. I feel like crap too over it and don't know how to support her.
Idk, any advice? What's the best way to be there for someone you love through a divorce when you are dealing with problems of your own and trying to mend the relationship you have with them that you weren't able to grow? I love my sister to death and this is coming at a time when mu family's already going through stuff and and I'm waking up to 2 hour anxiety attacks every morning already.
Edit: And to top it all off today is her birthday and he's making her do their taxes together because he wanted to hang out with his friends tomorrow making her bday the only day...how romantic
Idk, any advice? What's the best way to be there for someone you love through a divorce when you are dealing with problems of your own and trying to mend the relationship you have with them that you weren't able to grow? I love my sister to death and this is coming at a time when mu family's already going through stuff and and I'm waking up to 2 hour anxiety attacks every morning already.
Edit: And to top it all off today is her birthday and he's making her do their taxes together because he wanted to hang out with his friends tomorrow making her bday the only day...how romantic
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