adoption
Adoption proves that sometimes, you can choose your family; all about the process before, during and after adoption.
Fuck - our parents are getting older!
When I watched the final season of "Grace and Frankie" the other day, it struck me again: we're all going to die. The big spoiler of life. Before we die, we'll get even older. And before we get older, so will our parents. This is very creepy. Just as shocking and just as obvious as the realization that Mom and Dad must have had sex. You can smile away that over time, dementia and heart attack not really.
By Ghani Mengal3 years ago in Families
The greatest tragedy of marriage
From no words to no words to say If you have been married for many years, how long has it been since you have communicated with the one at home? You will still communicate with TA heart-to-heart? Will still be eager to TA's every message? Do you communicate more than ten sentences a day?
By Sinha Ceni3 years ago in Families
Miscellany about the family of origin
Family of origin is a term that we have become more familiar with in the last two years. Family of origin is the family where one was born and raised, the family where one was before one had a family, and the place where one lived and grew up with one's parents and siblings.
By Diane Dora3 years ago in Families
How to Fix Sage 50 Smart Posting Error?
Here is an article that has been made by a wise 50 master which gives the peruse some fundamental data about the redesigns and investigating for List 50. It likewise has a couple of ideas on the most proficient method to handle those issues.
By Jay Holmes3 years ago in Families
Life Twice Given
When I was about 5 years old, I had a recurring dream where everyone I knew and loved stood with me in a radiant field with one lone tree full of leaves covered in the hint of fall. Just yards away, poised resplendently in front of us, was a brilliantly colored hot air balloon. I remember thinking it was so magnificent and alluring. I could feel the warm breeze blow through my wispy blonde hair and closed my eyes as I turned to the sun. I was happy. I wanted to share this blissful moment with those around me, but when I opened my eyes, I was alone in the field. All of those cherished people had climbed into the basket of the balloon which was ascending to the sky too fast for me to catch. I stood there with panic filling my entire soul and cried as I was powerless to stop it. Then I would awake again to reality, but the panic would not subside and I would scream until my mom came to calm me and lay in my bed while I held the ties of her robe so she couldn’t leave. There was no significant event that I can remember that stopped these dreams from happening, but they just stopped one day. Far too young to understand why this nightmare would be occurring every night while I slept, I completely forgot about it until the memory came back to me as a young adult. I realized then, that my exploration of identity, though normal, might be a little bit more unique.
By Kali Fox-Jirgl3 years ago in Families
Discovering her husband's betrayal, should she divorce or settle for less? Her experience is very heartbreaking
Sister Xu, a 56-year-old neighbor, got divorced, and in a most undignified way, but the fault was not hers. Xu's husband, who was having a rendezvous with a woman at someone's home, was caught red-handed by her husband.
By Clemmens Crofton3 years ago in Families
The man who pissed off his wife: is a full-time mother supposed to be humble?
The quality of a marriage cannot be measured in material terms and has little to do with love. Whether a woman is truly happy after marriage is difficult to see before marriage or at the beginning of marriage, and only after going through the nitty-gritty of food and salt can you feel happy or not.
By cly mumford3 years ago in Families
