Behind Enemy Lines
October 12, 2020
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Can you imagine being caught behind enemy lines?
On social media I suggested that children who live between homes are like people who hold citizenship in two countries. They belong in each and want peace. In response one follower posted: “If parents only knew how much that would change their child’s life. I’m 43 years old and my parents have been divorced for 37 of them, yet I still feel like I’m behind enemy lines when I visit or speak about the other parent.” Parents and stepparents--forgive and negotiate peaceful relations for everyone.
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