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Ethan · 08-02-2009, 06:43 PM

Assuming two people are married and have a young child and things just aren't working out between them, what should they do?

I think it's best to find love and happiness elsewhere if it just CANT work out...But it's statistically proven that children with two parents perform better and it's of course just better to have two supporting parents. I know that people can and do come out of one parents homes as amazing people, just to clear up that I'm attacking one parent homes.

So how does everyone win in this situation in the best way possible for all, parents and child?

08-02-2009, 06:43 PM	#1 (permalink)
Ethan Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: GA Posts: 9	Marriage, Divorce, and Children Assuming two people are married and have a young child and things just aren't working out between them, what should they do? I think it's best to find love and happiness elsewhere if it just CANT work out...But it's statistically proven that children with two parents perform better and it's of course just better to have two supporting parents. I know that people can and do come out of one parents homes as amazing people, just to clear up that I'm attacking one parent homes. So how does everyone win in this situation in the best way possible for all, parents and child?