No child would ever want to go through the experience when parents decide to go through divorce. People told me a lot of bad things about my mother, practically turning me against her. Since I was 7 years old and a chance to be manipulated with they thought I would be too stupid to understand what was going on and who to be with. Of course the social worker and everyone else thought I would be better off living with my father than with my mother. Oh boy, they were wrong.
I still loved both of my parents though, but at some point when you get older you begin to question their morals. As a child who still doesn't understand the reason of divorce between two people, you tend to wonder if it's your fault.
After the divorce my mother went to Denmark for a year, she was offered some work as the sous chef. I was devastated and wondered why she couldn't stay with us in England. I still don't understand it. A year after that she went to live in Iceland, because her sister moved there when she went to Denmark. So I was practically left alone with my dad.
I had troublesome years living with my dad. He had this hobby that caused a lot of problems, he collected every junk he saw. The most weird part is that I can't even imagine how I could've had washed myself in a house that had no showering system not even a bathtub. It was so humiliating to live there. The second floor was unfinished and what made things worse, his junk was laying all around the house, even the garden was a mess.
When mother was living with us, she always tried to keep the place clean. I'm not suprised that she gave up and left, I would have done the same. I didn't have any friends at all, well until I began my school years.
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Tormented Childhood
General FictionThey say that children aren't obliged to have any problems, because they are required to have fun and always respect the elderly. Let the adults worry about problems and protect the children from harm. That wasn't forseen for a troubled young woman...