Parenting can be an issue both for parents and children
Yes this could be true in some cases. Incompatibility issues are frequent reasons why spouses do not see eye to eye. Surprising how they got married, huh? Unwanted marriages are often the result of unwanted pregnancies. So when the child grows up at the age of reason and sees the parents always in conflict, time will come when thought crosses the child’s mind, ‘how can I divorce my parents’. It would be a difficult thought to entertain because a child would also be concerned to which parent he or she ends up with. If money is not an issue, then probably it would be a lesser concern. There are children though who just simply want ‘out’! They leave their homes because their parents can still stand their bickering against each other while living together! OMG! Would that not be a problem to a child?
On the other hand let’s talk about parents who could no longer stand their child or children. Let’s say that the children simply won’t listen to them and go on their own – do what they want to do. This is the time now parents entertain the thought, ‘how do I give up my parental rights’. Wait until they’re 18? What if they’re only 11 or 12 now? Well, parents have that ‘emotional inclination’ to stay on their rights until they are free from it. No matter how rebellious or disrespectful children are, blood is still thicker than water as the saying goes. Many parents in this situation also rely on the prospects that their children could still change for the better. It happens. This is also in relation to the feeling that they would not want to regret something later in life. It has happened many times.
