Ask for help. What should children with conflicting parents do? My family really can't stay.

What you can do is to calm yourself down.

You can ask your dad: Why did the family emigrate to two places? One is in the south and the other is in the north. Will this take up more space? Anyway, I'm a little confused about why Tell him what you are worried about.

My parents used to be similar to yours. Both of them had bad temper, and they quarreled and fought since I can't remember. People stop fighting in middle age, but they quarrel at least two or three times a week. We, the younger generation, really can't make them better.

But in old age, my mother began to feel sick. Once, a few days before waiting for my mother to have an operation, my father told us about my mother's situation, and my feelings for my mother were beyond words. Besides telling us to be kind to our mother, my father was afraid to cry because he was afraid of the failure of the operation. Only then did I know that the two of them actually had deep feelings.

From then on, my father seldom quarreled with my mother, and everything was his call. They are living well now.

Therefore, for parents, as a mistress, you just don't want to make trouble. They have their own world, let them face each other, and one day they will understand.