My parents are getting divorced, what should I do?

If you love your home, and you don't want your brokenness, you're going to do your best to get it back.

Many times parents will give up the idea of divorce for the sake of their children.

You talk to your parents and let them know how much you care about them, how much you want to have their shared love, how much you want to live a happy life with them, and you don't want to lose any of them, you don't want to lose your home.

Touch them with your love and keep them with your heart.

But seriously, if their relationship does break down, it's better to let them go.

You're a kid and you don't understand how unhappy and painful an emotionless marriage can be.

Rather than tormenting each other together, it's better to give each other a space to live their lives.

I'm sure you know how to deal with your parents and your family, even though you're young.

I wish you happiness and happiness.

No matter how it ends, don't leave a shadow in your heart, your parents will always love you.

First of all, you should figure out what caused your parents to get divorced, and then, you apologize to each other on behalf of both parties, and you can also buy some gifts in Party A's name to give to Party B, and then, wait and see!

In the event of a divorce, the court will respect the child's opinion for children over the age of 10, unless the court feels that one of the parties is not conducive to the healthy development of the child. The rights and obligations of children born out of wedlock are the same as those of legitimate children, your parents have the obligation to support you, and you also have the obligation to support your parents, and there is no difference in inheritance rights. Parents who have reached the age of 18 and attend high school or higher have no obligation to support them...

Hope it helps.

Understand the problem first, and then try to solve it to the best of your ability, if there is really no way, I will send you a word:"Since there is no way to change, the only way to adapt is to work hard! "

Their divorce has nothing to do with you, they are emotionally discordant, maybe divorce is good for everyone, you don't have to worry too much

If they are at odds with each other, divorce is the best way for them and relief. But if it's a momentary conflict, you have to help them resolve it. But no matter how it ends, your parents will always love you, so don't be sad.

We all hope that the uncle and aunt can continue to be together, and a complete home is important to you. You can work hard and see if you can get it back. If it really can't be done, then they can only accept the reality, and there must be a reason why they can make this choice

Then respect the choice of parents. Be brave, little man!

Poor you, there is no way.

14 years old. You have to grow up slowly.

Try it and accept it.