Explanation Text Divorce
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Divorce can negatively impact both parents and children. Parents may experience financial problems and emotional distress when dealing with their children after a divorce. Children of divorced families are more likely to have social or emotional problems, lack support, struggle in school or with the police, leave home earlier, and suffer greater psychological issues. The document advises those from divorced families that though the situation may be difficult, they are not alone as family and friends can provide support.
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2) People who come from divorced homes are more likely to get divorced than people who come from happily married household. divorce seem less like a big deal if one has seen his parents go through with it:
3) People who get married between the ages of 23-27 are likely to stay together, than people who get married in their teens:
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- 3. DIVORCE
- 4. the rapid change in society Pressure to marry Unrealistic expectations and lack of preparation
- 5. on PARENTS experience some of the following emotional distress suffer from financial problems problems dealing with their children.
- 6. on CHILDREN social or emotional problems, lack of support, have problem at school or police leave home earlier suffer greater emotional, psychological problems
- 7. Problems in kids and teens resulting from bad handling of divorce from parents and kids
- 8. --parents need to emphatize each other--
- 10. For those of you who suffer from a divorced family, and whether your situation is good Or a bit harder than others ….. Please remember That you’re NOT ALONE Family is always there, But with family issues, YOU sometimes need your second family [FRIENDS] Whether you’re young or old ……..
- 11. For those of you who suffer from a divorced family, and whether your situation is good Or a bit harder than others ….. Please remember That you’re NOT ALONE Family is always there, But with family issues, YOU sometimes need your second family [FRIENDS] Whether you’re young or old ……..