divorce

>can a third party who isn't even involved in a legal relationship sever the relationship

>>18310016
yes that was basically my question... And of course I am involved in this relationship as a part of the family living in the same house...

>>18310010
Thanks for the fucking feels OP. I nearly begged my mom to do the same about 10 years ago. She didn't give a fuck as always and we both paid the price for her mistake. There's no shame in speaking your mind. Take this advice very seriously: you must never ever let her depression infect your mind. If she doesn't listen, you get on with your life, everyone is responsible for his/her own choices. If you don't heed my words you will realize your mistake at a later age but by that time it'll be much more difficult to get your shit back together.

>>18310065
Are your parents married to you? No? Then you're not part of the relationship

>>18310068
Thanks, that is very true and of course I wan't to try moving on!

>>18310070
Im not meaning by law....

>>18310122
But I did. Notice where I said 'legal relationship'?

>>18310010
Suck dad's cock. Divorce in the bag. Enjoy your advice

there is always 2 sides of the story, maybe things you dont remember or cant remember

unironically they wont take you seriously till you live with them, since they are the adults and you are the minor in this family, regardless of actual age

you can ask your dad on spot why is he acting like the way he does when you catch him

>>18310010
I'm in a similar situation. Do nothing and move on. If she doesn't divorce, she may have good reasons. Don't ruin your good relationship with them. Even your mom can hold it against you for trying to break her marriage.