Stay for the kids? Psychologists: more often a mistake than sacrifice
Many women remain in unhappy relationships believing they protect their children from the effects of divorce. Anna (52) spent 27 years of marriage postponing her decision to leave — first waiting for her daughter's high school graduation, then her son's university studies. When the children grew up and moved out, she started therapy and filed for divorce. Psychologists point out that staying in an empty relationship "for the children" is often fear of loneliness rather than genuine concern for offspring.
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