Share : Parents’ Fighting May Have Long-Lasting Effect on Kids
My parents neither fought violently nor used obscene language when my younger and brother and I grew up. Paw was always the strong silent type and Maw was always the understanding proactive type around the house.
Unfortunately for the Shillster, her parents always fought. Long ago, Maw and Paw actually saw the Chingster kick the nads of my Uncle Ver. This incident was prior to the birth of their only child.
Besides the inherited sociopathic behavior of “hurt feelings” towards her relatives, her insanity was made more apparent due to the divorce of her parents since she was eighteen years old.
Though highly intelligent, she was spoiled rotten and gotten away with taking our loose change and putting it into her toy cashier box, biting our arms with her fanged teeth, punching my brother several times in the stomach and hosing down the unruly but playful neighborhood kids with the garden hose.
If only both parents were NOT prideful, their marriage would not have fallen apart. Uncle remarried someone who thinks he is her soul mate. While the Chingster brags that she can do it by herself. I wonder why the Shillster can’t learn from her own mother: quit dogging/bossing/asking for help from people, which is typical of Visayans.
Today, she is still single and living with a Visayan man who also came from a broken family. He refuses to marry my cousin when I confronted him one time. See how divorces screwed up these two kids? Jerks.
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