It certainly gets easier with two parents. It probably would be even easier with 3 or 4 but polygamy is complicated for other reasons.
I don't think I would get married in that case. If I were to be committed to it forever, even if I no longer loved or even liked my partner.
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I'm not a fan of 'you made your bed so lie in it.' I don't think that is taking responsibility. I think that's letting life happen to you rather than making it do what you want it to. If I couldn't divorce easily, it would be wiser not to marry. Just live together.
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I think that is simplistic. Kids just need two parents who love them. They don't need them to love and stay with each other although it is ideal if they do. I wouldn't want to model that for my daughter - staying in a loveless marriage. I'd rather she saw a civilised break-up.
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Oh yes, if it goes nasty or results in poor parenting, it can certainly be a problem but I think we'd need to compare that to the success of kids whose parents are together acrimoniously and are poor parents.
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It isn't their parents not being together which causes the problem but additional factors which also apply to parents being together. I had an absent father but not because my parents split up but because his career took him away a lot and when home, at work when I was awake.
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