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Children raised in single-parent families often differ from children from intact families.

Because they cannot enjoy complete paternal or maternal love, they are often sensitive or have low self-esteem, and are more isolated than their peers. This may lead to a timid personality and ultimately an imperfect life.

However, some children raised in single-parent families are independent, very strong, and have their own opinions.

In conclusion, children from single-parent families often exhibit two extremes in personality. This depends on the type of person their single father or mother is, how they raise their child, and how they help the child develop and mature.

My name is Fu Haiyang, I am 14 years old, and I am currently in the second year of junior high school.Full chapter here

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