Should Parents Stay Together for the Sake of the Kids?

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Should parents stay together for the sake of the kids?

If you are both basically good, responsible people - yes.




Parents together like birds of a feather
Make kids happy and secure
Going your separate ways
Leaves them in a daze
When you flush your marriage down the sewer.







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