Hectic Childhood Childhood is probably the most important stage of human life. To have a healthy childhood having both parents, civil is definitely an important part for having a healthy childhood. Through the course of my childhood I went through a lot. Not only did my parents get divorced when I was 5 years old but, they did not remain civil even after getting divorced. I love my parents with all my heart but, when I was a child they put me through a lot that a child should never have to go through. Leading up to their divorce life at home was awful. I had to witness nonstop arguing, physical abuse and a bunch of other stuff that I wish I never had to go through. Life for a child in a utopia is happy and perfect, unfortunately here
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I learned how to be responsible and how to provide care and have respect. My mother is disabled but, she taught me a lot throughout my childhood and definitely helped shape who I am today, I have been through a lot and if I were to list everything I had gone through the list would essentially be endless. Not only have I been through a rough childhood but, I know I am not alone. Taking care of my mother definitely allowed me to gain respect, responsibility and provided early maturity. To this day, I wish my parents were still together. I wish they still loved each other or at least remained civil so I wouldn’t have to think back to individual memories such as the myriad of nights I would be attempting to fall asleep and I would overhear yelling and abuse between my parents. One thing I had going for me as a young child was I had a good, supportive family. My grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, everyone played a role in order to keep me happy. Without my family at the time, being a young child I would have been lost and would have essentially nobody to care for me. Divorce for a child is hard. Parents should realize what they are putting on their kids when filing for divorce, running over what it is going to out the kid through. In my case, I just wish my parents were civil but, we all want what we can’t
I learned how to be responsible and how to provide care and have respect. My mother is disabled but, she taught me a lot throughout my childhood and definitely helped shape who I am today, I have been through a lot and if I were to list everything I had gone through the list would essentially be endless. Not only have I been through a rough childhood but, I know I am not alone. Taking care of my mother definitely allowed me to gain respect, responsibility and provided early maturity. To this day, I wish my parents were still together. I wish they still loved each other or at least remained civil so I wouldn’t have to think back to individual memories such as the myriad of nights I would be attempting to fall asleep and I would overhear yelling and abuse between my parents. One thing I had going for me as a young child was I had a good, supportive family. My grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, everyone played a role in order to keep me happy. Without my family at the time, being a young child I would have been lost and would have essentially nobody to care for me. Divorce for a child is hard. Parents should realize what they are putting on their kids when filing for divorce, running over what it is going to out the kid through. In my case, I just wish my parents were civil but, we all want what we can’t