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isthisit?

isthisit?

The name's Cedrik
Jun 23, 2023
171
This monday, Im at my gfs place and all of a sudden my mom calls me and tells me to come home. I guessed that someone had died and went home. There they told me that they had made the decision to get a divorce. The weird thing is that there has been 0 indication of this. They went on a trip to Italy last month and they have been married for 26 years now.

its been a couple of days since that announcement and tbh not much has changed. my parents still talk and do chores together. They dont sleep in the same bed anymore and my dad is scheduled to move out in a month. I just turned 19 so I still live with my parents but I have 0 clue about what is to come.

So any tips?
any clues on what is to come?
 
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EvisceratedJester

EvisceratedJester

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Oct 21, 2023
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My parents separated when I was around 6 and divorced sometime afterwards. Since you are 19 I would imagine that you probably wouldn't have too much to deal with since most of the annoying shit, such as custody battles, won't apply in your case. It seems like your parents have still been able to maintain a healthy relationship despite the divorce, so you probably have nothing to worry about. Probably won't even take you that long to get over it.
 
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TBONTB

Student
May 31, 2025
123
I divorced when my youngest was 19. Sounds great that your parents seem to still get along. I think the biggest thing that will happen is that you will establish a different relationship with each one of them than what you have now. On your end, it will be good to figure out how you relate to each, for example you won't just go "home", you might go to Moms for dinner and grab a coffee with Dad. And each of them is going to change, it's almost like they will be young adults at the same time you are. So it will be a little odd, I would think. I tried hard to really not talk to my kids about their Dad, I think it's a good way to go forward with two independent relationships as much as possible. Sounds like your parents are pretty convivial - that's great.

And I'm sorry you have this change in your life, I'm sure it will be a weight on you in some ways. Hoping for healing for all
 
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wham311

Warlock
Mar 1, 2025
726
My parents divorce didn't really impact me. They sucked together, they were actually much better apart.

Life improved. Everyone's situation is different.
 

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