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What are the most common effects of Divorce on children?

I personally hate divorce, but I’ am not married nor in a relationship, I just want to know.

Usually the child blames themself for the break-up. They are also in shock when mom and dad aren’t living in the same house anymore. Everything that the child is used to is suddenly taken away. I’m not for divorce either, but some people marry for the worst reasons An unhappy marriage is not only bad for the adults involved, but the children suffer in that situation too because they’re a lot smarter than we think and can really sense when something isn’t quite right. Children are stuck in the middle when marriages go bad.

The Effects of Divorce On Children

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