Children from annulled parents

[SeptemberII]

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How did you overcome the emotional pains of growing up within a broken family?


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[Passport]

in this modern days of hash tags and social media.. i have reason to believe that children of annulled parents will handle the emotional pains just like clicking a button.. the pains numbed by the sensation of living in another world of cyberspace..

[SeptemberII]

in this modern days of hash tags ang social media.. i have reason to believe that children of annulled parents will handle the emotional pains just like clicking a button.. the pains numbed by the sensation of living in another world of cyberspace..

well that aint just easy. i presume youre from a well built family. you should thank God for giving you that

[mike_aizen]

It all depends on the support system provided by the remaining parent. With the proper support and understanding, things should work out ok.

[sosimple]

nowadays, it's part of growing up, lifestyle.. especially karon multi-culture nah kaau.. just move on, let go of the past, it was not your fault..

[SeptemberII]

It all depends on the support system provided by the remaining parent. With the proper support and understanding, things should work out ok.

how about the longing of the child for the other parent? as for financial support, dili man sad ta kabuot kung pila ang e hatag suporta sa amahan/inahan nato sad which is another problem. but to top this, emotionally battered ang child hopelessly screaming for help on how to overcome the emotional struggles + adolescence.

[Passport]

well that aint just easy. i presume youre from a well built family. you should thank God for giving you that

well, i thank God for everything, including the hurts and pains that I've been through..

but on the subject at hand.. that is just how I see with the modern young.. give them a gadget, and pain and emotional baggage simply vanishes.. and yes of course.. a high speed internet connection.

the sad part is, their longing is not for a parent anymore.. but for things otherwise..

guess, i am looking at the wrong perspectives...

[SeptemberII]

well, i thank God for everything, including the hurts and pains that I've been through..

but on the subject at hand.. that is just how I see with the modern young.. give them a gadget, and pain and emotional baggage simply vanishes.. and yes of course.. a high speed internet connection.

the sad part is, their longing is not for a parent anymore.. but for things otherwise..

guess, i am looking at the wrong perspectives...

yes maybe some are only after for the material things life can offer. but that doesnt mean it can fill in the longingness they have for a complete and a happy family. after a while, these material things are subject to being "laos" or mapulan lang.

its really different to have a happy family, that I did not experience.
its okay brod, we all have different point of view in our lives.

[Passport]

yes maybe some are only after for the material things life can offer. but that doesnt mean it can fill in the longingness they have for a complete and a happy family. after a while, these material things are subject to being "laos" or mapulan lang.

its really different to have a happy family, that I did not experience.
its okay brod, we all have different point of view in our lives.

dili annulled ako parents.. but i was not fortunate enough to experience anything resembling happy..

and to think nga only child pa gani ko..

[SeptemberII]

dili annulled ako parents.. but i was not fortunate enough to experience anything resembling happy..

and to think nga only child pa gani ko..

isnt your family enough for you?