to be honest, I like love stories that lasts long, I like the term of 'happy ever after' haha, actually if their child disagree, I can understand why ==
Agree with babymochi..
Its happen to many people actually..
I believe there is only 20% of child who accept their mother/father to remarried with someone else without any complain..
The rest will think deep for this..
How they will face their relative, what will the relative think.. And what the others think and said..
Or maybe they will start wondering who is that man/women? What they do? Will u be sure u will be happy again? There is lot of question inside a child's head to make sure what their parent want is the best for themselve..
Its maybe hard for some child to accept someone else into their family..
I once being as by my mom "what will happen if your dad want to married someone else? Either I'm alive or dead?"
Believe me, i lost my word.. Because me and my mom already meet all my dad's ex-girlfriend and my dad kinda famous around women because of his witty personality..
If my mom still alive and dad want married another women, i might be a childish daughter who cant accept another women..
And if my mom not, i also will be the selfish daughter to my dad.. I want the best for him.. I dont want he simply remarried just because he lonely..
Same goes if my dad ask me bout the question..
I agree with your point.
Age doesn't matter at all. Love happens unexpectedly, and no one is to blame.
However, we must also consider the children's point of view. I mean, how would you react if your parent remarried?
I know for myself that I'd go nuts the moment I find out about it, but after giving me some time and space, I'll be able to accept it.
It's just surprising at the beginning, but the children will soon learn how to accept that fact that their parent had once again found a lifetime partner.
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