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Personal Narrative: My Experience With Divorce
" Hey kids we need to talk about something," mom says. My brother, and I look at each other strangely. Ethan asked "what do you need to talk to us about mom?" Divorce the legal dissolution of a marriage. This is what happened to my parents in August of 2009 they got divorced. It was a very big challenge for me to face. At first it was just a separation which happened in 2007 then slowly turned into a divorce. I was young so I did not understand a lot of it. After the divorce I had to change my schedule completely. It felt really weird because I had to go to different places every other weekend. My parents had joint custody of me and my brother so I lived with my mom. I did not get to see my dad as much as I use to. Plus my dad worked
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