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Asking Eric: What ought to my grandson find out about his dad and mom’ messy divorce?

Editorial Board Published April 26, 2025
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Expensive Eric: My oldest daughter goes by a tough divorce.

Her soon-to-be-ex-husband is asking for alimony and additional bills and mainly placing her by the wringer, as a result of he thinks she owes it to him as a result of her infidelity. She met her new boyfriend when she was nonetheless married.

This has put my grandchild in a tough and complicated state of affairs.

He’s 17 years outdated, and he loves each his dad and mom. He feels he needs to be loyal to his dad, as a result of his dad says he’s the sufferer. However he additionally acknowledges that he has by no means seen his mom so comfortable. That they had a contentious marriage that made her fairly anxious and sad.

I need to assist my grandson navigate by this difficult time. What sort of recommendation can I give him?

– Anxious Grandmother

Expensive Grandmother: I’m so glad your grandson has you to assist him throughout this time. He wants a trusted grownup close by who can inform him issues he actually wants to listen to.

Issues like: “It’s not right that you’re being put in the middle of this contentious divorce” and “I know it’s hard to hear negative things about your parents and I’m sorry” and “No matter what you do, you’re not being disloyal to either parent. They have a responsibility to show up for you and make sure you know you’re loved unconditionally. They might fail at that – they’re human – but when they do, remember that this isn’t something that you caused.”

Most of all, remind him that he doesn’t have to select a aspect. Divorce is difficult and your son is seeing new sides of his dad and mom and that’s going to take some getting used to.

Robert E. Emery writes within the e-book “The Truth About Children and Divorce,” “Children whose parents put them first from the start have a tremendous advantage over those whose parents cannot separate their feelings about their failed marriage from their feelings about the co-parenting partnership that will last the rest of their lives.”

That didn’t occur right here, however you may make positive your grandson is aware of that he’s a precedence for you.

Whereas the way in which he’s being leveraged by his father could be very inappropriate, it offers a possibility so that you can information your grandson by an vital a part of rising up: seeing his dad and mom as people. Like all people, they make errors typically, they provide into their worst instincts, they usually can fail those they’re supposed to guard. This doesn’t make them unworthy of affection.

Assist your grandson to develop inner boundaries whilst you advocate on his behalf with the adults in his life. This can assist him to have more healthy relationships together with his dad and mom and with future companions.

Expensive Eric: I used to be in a relationship with my ex, Yves, for about 5 years. Throughout that point, we have been well-off and supported one another.

Yves finally ghosted me with out clarification, although I can admit we weren’t as shut as we had been at the beginning of our relationship.

Later, a pal who’s a detailed relative of Yves talked about that Yves was courting somebody named Tiffany.

The state of affairs took an surprising flip a couple of months later when Tiffany known as me asking for cash. She mentioned she wanted assist with lease as a result of Yves refused to lend her any, and she or he determined to show to the rich ex-girlfriend.

Once I instructed her this wasn’t my concern, she argued that since we each dated Yves, we needs to be mutual associates.

Yves is a superb individual, however ought to I belief Tiffany?

– Confused Single

Expensive Single: Oh, how I want I might put up a billboard in your city that reads “For the love of all that is good, dear letter writer, please do not give Tiffany so much as the time of day.”

Yves ghosted you after 5 years? Unacceptable. Merciless and immature. After which Yves instructed his new girlfriend to ask you for cash? The place is he getting the gall? Is there a gall mine in your city?

Tiffany’s core assertion – you ought to be associates since you dated the identical individual – doesn’t make any sense. And I ponder what Tiffany thinks you have got in frequent moreover Yves and, she hopes, the cash.

I feel these persons are making an attempt to control you. Don’t allow them to.

Expensive Eric: Concerning the letter from “Happy Family,” who was in search of a “snappy comeback” to kinfolk questioning when/if her daughter plans to be married, I recommend the comeback be “why would you ask that?” placing a little bit of a highlight on the intrusiveness of the query.

Whatever the inquirer’s response, a easy “huh” or “I see” ends the dialog.

– Comeback Once more

Expensive Comeback: Love that! It’s an ideal tactic to drag a Gloria Estefan and switch the round.

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