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"Once I was so in love with my ex."

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Traumatic as parental divorce can sometimes be, however, it rarely ruins a child’s life in the long term. Certainly it can mark that life and it can hurt a lot, but the pain is passing, not permanent. It is an influential part of the child’s history, but it is not all of the child’s history. There are far worse adversities (like deprivation, neglec...

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