Topic > Sociological causes: the sociological effects of divorce

DIVORCE Every individual hopes to never find himself faced with the word "DIVORCE". Divorce is the legal end of a marriage caused by arguments between a man and a woman. point of view or simply because they got tired of each other. Whatever the reason, a divorce can divide families and can cause a lot of physiological damage. It can make a child's life horrible. It can make you feel worthless or angry A divorce can make a person change and lead to sociological problems. A divorce is usually caused by the lack of a command base for whatever reason. Husband and wife often spend years trying to resolve problems before deciding to divorce. Don't solve their problems and decide that a divorce is necessary. My older brother, who was 6 at the time, remembers the situation. At this point my brother feels hatred towards my father because he actually remembers something about him and thought that my father would be the last person to leave him. him down. My brother is now 21 years old and still feels the same way about my father. My mother remarried my stepfather a few years later, but when she divorced him it affected my younger brother too. When my mother divorced my stepfather, my little brother became the worst child of 5 years old. He would respond to everyone and get angry at every little thing or person. This time the divorce had a different outcome. A social worker spoke to each of us and thought we needed therapy. My sisters and I had a therapist for the three of us. My brothers had their own therapist too. My mother and stepfather had their own separate therapist, never the same one. All of our therapists were not in the same location, so we had different days and times scheduled. I didn't understand the point of going to a therapist if it didn't help him. This makes a child think that his parents don't love him because they want to start a new family with another person. Other times getting remarried can help the child feel loved because he has more adults in his life. Just remember that talking to your parents about how you feel about their marriage will help them decide if it's the right thing to do. When my mother remarried, I didn't really care because I've always been a shy person, so I wouldn't open up to anyone. This is the moment I would like to say something. Trying to replace my father with my stepfather was difficult because I grew up without a male role model and didn't know what to expect. I wish my mother hadn't remarried because it hurt me to see my little brother and sister having a bond with their father. I didn't have it, even though I knew my dad was out there