Assertion: parent's child | /r/CapableOf | feel guilty
Facets:
value: about the preference
type: OTHER
value: during a divorce
type: TEMPORAL
value: for having done something
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: It’s much easier for a defenseless, dependent child to feel guilty for having done something bad (guilt), or even be bad (shame), and to deserve a parent’s rage, than to accept the fact, that their parent, the protector, can’t be trusted.
text: Many children feel guilt, anger, anxiety and sadness during a divorce.
text: Favoritism is usually harmless, Libby says, unless the other parent makes the child feel guilty about the preference – if one parent “buys” the favoritism, or the favored parent uses the preferred status manipulatively in her relationship with the unfavored spouse.