Do you think its better to come from a broken home then an unhappy home?

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Just curious on everyones opinion

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The worse thing you can do to your children is stay in an unhappy marriage just for them.

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Yes. Happy, but divorced parents >>>> miserable parents who are together

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Yes I think it’s better to be from a broken home than in one. I’m from a broken home and I’m so glad I didn’t have to hear my parents argue anymore, feel the negative energy, have silent dinners...

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I made that decision for myself and my children 2 years ago, to leave my husband of 10 years. I have never regretted it and I have never looked back. I am happier now than I have ever been in my whole life, thus my kids are also happier because they feed off of my moods. No one ever died of divorce and keeping children in a toxic environment is cruel and setting the wrong picture of the way they should be treated in a relationship or the way they should treat someone in a relationship.

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i’m honestly so glad my parents got divorced. they were so miserable when they were together. broken home over unhappy home for sure.

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Without a doubt! Speaking from someone who lives that situation. My mom remarried the most amazing man who treats me like his own daughter. He does everything for me and my son. I don’t even speak to my dad because he’s an ass and also married a witch. But that’s besides the point. I’m so happy that my parents didn’t stay together for me. I’m so happy my mom found someone else who better suits her and who loved me just as much. My best friend was going to stay on her old relationship because of her daughter. I talked her out of it for that exact reasoning and now she is with someone who treats her amazing and treats her little girl like his and loves her to death and they even have a little girl together. It’s such a better environment for them all.

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Cause you might get two happy parents instead of one unhappy family

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Broken and unhappy are the same thing at a certain point.

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no I don't, I came from a broken home. my parents both did drugs, my dad said I wasnt his very early on, and i was put into foster care at 6 where i was mollested. that's my definition of "broken," I was adopted by family members but it wasnt always the happiest we had our issues, but the days where we were happy i wouldn't trade for the unhappy memories.

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Do you think its better to come from a broken home then an unhappy home?

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