Chapter One
From the opening pages
Whatever your age, whatever your own independence, telling your own parents that your marriage is ending carries a particular dread unlike almost any other conversation — and it doesn’t soften much with age.
This short book covers finding the actual words, understanding that a parent’s reaction reflects their own relationship to the news rather than a judgement on you, and the strange, legitimate experience of briefly becoming your parents’ child again.
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