Q&A Could You Both Share More of Your Journey?

Submitted by Leslie_Hardie 8 years ago

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Question: 

I wonder about the following:

  1. Did both of your former spouses remain married to their APs? If not, how long did the marriages last? 
  2. Do you have a relationship of any sort with your former spouses? 
  3. Do your children have a relationship with the parent that left?
  4. Since you both had children at the time, were they told of the reason for the divorce, and at what point in their lives did that occur?
  5. What effects or issues have you seen your children (and other children in general) experience (personally and relationally) as a result of the infidelity committed by a parent? 

Thank you so much, and God bless you in all you do.

I wonder about the following:

  1. Did both of your former spouses remain married to their APs? If not, how long did the marriages last? 
  2. Do you have a relationship of any sort with your former spouses? 
  3. Do your children have a relationship with the parent that left?
  4. Since you both had children at the time, were they told of the reason for the divorce, and at what point in their lives did that occur?
  5. What effects or issues have you seen your children (and other children in general) experience (personally and relationally) as a result of the infidelity committed by a parent? 

Thank you so much, and God bless you in all you do.

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A book about the impact of divorce on children

Submitted by amandab42 on

I recently read a book about the potential impact of divorce of children. It's a bit old, but I found it to be well researched (longitudinal study with comparison groups) and oddly encouraging. "The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce: A 25 Year Landmark Study" by Wallerstein, Blakeslee and Lewis