What do you do when your friends parents are divorced?

Answer 1

Well you should look on the brighter side and think that everything happens for a reason. There is special counselings that can help. Talk to your parents and they will help you understand why it happened. Divorces aren't fun and can take a long time to get over, but do not dwell on them. If you constantly think about it you can get very sad and non motivated to do anything. Things will get better, but it won't happen overnight; it takes a while.

Answer 2

When my parents were going through a divorce. It was hard but I managed. Yes, I cried and screamed at the sky like why is this happening to me God. But my mom and dad talked about it. I asked and answered a lot of questions the more I knew about divorce the more I became happier. I recommend you ask your parents why they are deciding to get a divorce. Thank You.

Answer 3

If they are recently divorced, tell them how you fell and talk to them about what is going to happen. Also make sure to comfort them through this because its not easy. Hope everything goes well 😘

Answer 4

invite him to a Bowling party or something for a made -up reason, like your great-great grandpas birthday. Just hang out with him a lot. If he wants to stay in his room, hang with him in his room. Do stuff with him you know he likes to cheer him up. I know, I've been through that too. Sometimes he will probably want to left alone to think about things. If he's like that, just leave him be. He wont like to be crowded, so don't make a big deal about the divorce. Or you can just wait for things to settle. Eventually start to meet him again, and make sure he knows you're always there

Answer 5

There are three most important facts that you must keep in mind:

1. You did not cause your parents' split.

2. There is nothing you can do to stop it.

3. Your parents love you.

A divorce is extremely stressful for a child, or adolescent, or teen, and even for an adult child of divorcing parents. Younger children worry about all sorts of things such as how they will manage day to day life without the other parent; that they will lose touch with the parent who leaves; that their school mates will tease them; that the situation is embarrassing; etc. Some parents try to use the child against the other parent by asking them questions about what the other parent is doing and they say negative things about the other parent in an attempt to get the child "on their side". If that happens to you then speak up and let them know it makes you feel uncomfortable.

It is important for you to share all your fears with your parents. Talk about the situation and ask questions. Do not keep your fears to yourself. Speak with a trusted teacher or the parent of a friend who you are especially close with who can provide a little support when you feel sad. Lots of kids have gone through a divorce and if their parents are intelligent, cooperative, reasonable and willing to place their child's needs before their own for a while, it can work out.

You should try to avoid situations where you misbehave and act out out of your fear and frustration. Although it's a normal and common reaction for some kids, it makes an already difficult situation much worse. You need to try to be helpful and cooperative. There will be some major changes in your life but that cannot be avoided. With everyone's help and cooperation you can get through this difficult time.

Answer 6

When parents get divorced, the first thing you need to remember is that it's not your fault.

Secondly, that as much as you might want it, the chances of your parents getting back together is usually pretty low. Do not hold your feelings in, but rather talk to your parents or other family members about how you feel. Divorce is not an easy thing to go through, but you can still be happy and spend time with both parents equally when possible.

Answer 7

sit back and watch, you may do very well out of it

Answer 8

you runaway