Divorce-Personal Narrative

People’s parents fight, that not unusual. Some get divorced, or they stay together. They don’t always agree on things, but in the long run they still love each other. My siblings and I, are so used to my parents fighting, that when they do, we just don’t care anymore, or the decision they make and what to do with it. Over the past few years the fights have been out of control, they last for days, they won’t talk to each other, and when they do they just yell back and forth with each other. The fights are over the smallest things, but then they bring up the past into the argument. My sophomore year of high school was the worse one yet. My mom packed her bags and left and rented a house, my older sister left with her and so did my younger brother. I just didn’t know what to do …show more content…
It just seemed that everyone else didn’t want to hear about what was going on and how I felt about the situation. They were on the verge of getting a divorce. I would always tell my sister and her boyfriend that I just don’t care what they do, they just need to figure things out. I never told anyone I didn’t trust about my parents situation only a handful. What I did tell them, was my parents are fighting and my mom moved out to get space from each other, it wasn’t a big deal. The one person that had help me the most was a close friend of mine that year, he helped me with some much. He told me so many positive things about life, and not to let it get me down or anything, I listen to him and it help me, and that life does go on with whatever your problem maybe. My parents didn’t think that it would drag their