The comments I've you previously with my "Sandie Angel's" ID was speaking in general. I was not aiming to speak about you. I don't know if your poem here is about you or your life; but one cannot make the kids feel responsible for their own failures. That was my message in there.
First you turn into a monkey you think it is funny....then into a lion...you are the bravest and strongest.....then a pig...fight with your partner abuse and lies......then into a dummy with a memory loss excuse....forgot what you did before you started to drink...thats it...and then the KIDS does become a problem because you stay married to their father for the wrong reasons...to please the kids and spite the rest!!
I don't think it is the kids who ruin the marriage. Most often it is the adults themselves who ruin the marriages. Do not make the kids feel they have failed in being your kids. They are to be treasured, not to be blamed for the parents mistakes.
Yes, "...'Nuff said!" ...LOL!!! ...But they really are fun and amazing "little devils" now aren't they?!? ...The wonderful circle of life ...getting tortured just like we tortured our parents!!! ...Blessings to you!
Cynthia
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on July 21, 2004
LOL!
Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)
Reviewed on July 21, 2004
Now Ed, then what fun would have trying to figure out which one of the little rascals did something wrong. Peace thru having children and raising them right.
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Sandie May Angel
Not only kids....but alcohol the main Induna!!!!
First you turn into a monkey you think it is funny....then into a lion...you are the bravest and strongest.....then a pig...fight with your partner abuse and lies......then into a dummy with a memory loss excuse....forgot what you did before you started to drink...thats it...and then the KIDS does become a problem because you stay married to their father for the wrong reasons...to please the kids and spite the rest!!
Love Tinka
I don't think it is the kids who ruin the marriage. Most often it is the adults themselves who ruin the marriages. Do not make the kids feel they have failed in being your kids. They are to be treasured, not to be blamed for the parents mistakes.
Sandie May Angel
I don't know about ruination but they can sure make life interesting. (lol)
Allen
Cynthia