I'm not sure I'm following you. A sad, depressed and suicidal parent are no good for a child. A child feels everything.
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They're going to feel the abandonment of their only parent killing themselves and leaving them with... who knows? Hopefully family, but even then, good chance the kid is going to feel like a burden in the new home.
If you know you're a horrible, toxic parent and you're leaving your kid with some well off family that is going to 100% love them like their own, then ok, but I don't think that's most situations.Last edited:
It's a tuff question. But for my part I'm not the solely provider for my kids. And their mothers take good care of them. I guess I maybe would have another opinion if I were the mother. But I'm not.
Again I must say. I would have been better off if I was left in other hands when I was a child, then in my parents hands. They didn't do a good job. They did a horrible job actually. So I would have been better of elsewhere. Even in a foster home I think, if they were decent people.
I often think about how my life would have been if I hadn't grown up with my father for example. I think my life would have been a lot better.Similar threads
