An only child is accustomed to having their parents at the home for support. When the adults decide to divorce, the support system is disrupted in a way that can have a negative impact on the child. Unlike kids who have siblings, only children don't have anyone else their age in the home who can walk the divorce journey with them. This makes it a more difficult transition for them.
An only child faces unique challenges during divorce
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Weddings are a celebration of love and commitment. While the ceremony often brings flowers, friends and family members together, a marriage certificate does not guarantee a lifetime of happiness. On the contrary, you probably have about a 39% chance of divorcing, reports TIME.
