#parents fighting

[reyreadersblog]

I know this might not reach the correct audience, but i have to say this.

If you are parent, and you and your spouse quarrel a lot...(esp if you have children)

GET FUCKING DIVORCED.

Like that is actually a thing, you sigh the goddamn papers and you both go on your own ways, live the happy life. Is it that hard?

You don't understand how you child feel hearing you two fight 24/7 OVER THE STUPIDEST THINGS.

[i-am-trans-gwender]

In Watchmen why does Rorschach's mask look like my parents fighting?

[turtwig387]

Anybody else find sudden radio silence after their parents were fighting SCARIER than the yelling

Like, did they make up? Or did they kill each other? Or did one leave? Did both leave? Am I alone here? Are they just arguing far away now?

[jackson-sage]

Being a child of divorce is being worried every time your stepmom and dad fight

[fauxfox1]

Apparently mom's staying outside now ok

Nvm she's back

[nana-mizu-shiki]

*Parents fighting outside of my room*

Me:

[Right now I'm listening to Death Bed on repeat]

[shutinlear53]

Going to the arcade at the mall after school with scene girl/gyaru gal Miku and staying there until closing time so that we wouldn't have to listen to our parents fighting at our respective "homes"

[youngfeststarfish]

I'm so happy my parents this time didn't start their yearly divorce fight while I'm taking finals cuz tell me why they always keep doing it while I'm in finals and in ramadan

[windows-in-the-night]

a tip for those with parents that fight all of the time (but are unfortunately not divorced)

it might be tempting to listen in to what your parents are fighting about, but that in no way is going to help your mental health or help you manage it better. what does help though is focusing on your own activities, extracurriculars, hobbies, and social life. it helps to know that you can control yourself and what you do, so go focus on it and do your best!

this is a stressful thing though. if you know that you struggle with quite a bit mentally and have parents where you can safely bring up the idea of therapy, do it. you don't even have to get specific with your parents, but if they are noticing little things about you, everything being "overwhelming" is a good umbrella to start under then you can open up more in therapy

[mxwhore]

i feel so fuckng saaaddddd and for WHAT

[kidwithahole]

Safe from the outside but not the inside

[i-am-trans-gwender]

Why does Rorschach's mask look like my parents fighting?

[totally-snowy]

Overwhelm.

[danielleasbureaucouk]

And now my parents have had a massive row and I've got to endure the continuation of the argument or silence for the rest of the evening.

There's nowhere to hide when it happens, they raise their voices as loud as they can go and you can hear it anywhere, possibly even outside.

Why I have to bear witness to it, why am I included in it, why they can't think of how I feel when I hear it...

This is when I'm fine without romance if this is what a relationship includes.

If I didn't wake up tomorrow that would be fine.

They're speaking civilly again talked through the crap, actually apologised to me for it for once. It won't be the last time, but at least the evening will be better now.

I'm close to tears but I can't because its not just this, it's everything and I'm tired of it all.

[fauxfox1]

Parents are fighting, and I'm 99% sure my mum's bipolar

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