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0:00 When did you know that it was time for me to move on? Because I know so many people who are listening to this conversation were sometimes in it for the kids and they feel like no I cannot have an exit because I don't want my child to have an either or situation. We were I think very very aware of how we were in front of our child. We want we were bickering. There were no fights. I think sometimes as couples or as people you outgrow but in that moment we knew we didn't need convincing. We didn't need one to tell the other that our child is the center focus of us all and we are going to ensure that he and I are in such a healthy space as individuals and as parents to him that we're not going to let it hamper him. It's not even a conversation we had. It was unsaid. We've never discussed it.
0:59 [Applause] [Music]
Summary
- Awareness of relationship dynamics is crucial, especially in front of children.
- The couple experienced bickering but no significant fights, indicating underlying issues.
- They prioritized their child's well-being over their relationship status.
- There was a mutual understanding that staying together was not beneficial for anyone involved.
- The decision to separate was unspoken but understood, highlighting emotional maturity.
- They focused on being healthy individuals and co-parents rather than staying together for the child's sake.