Single-parent children of divorce can no longer be considered a "minority group" in today's society. But just because they are common does not mean that the wounds they have suffered are not deep. Even after many years, such children often cautiously protect their secret vulnerabilities, do not readily show their pain to others, and even have selective memory failure, pretending that the wounds are not there.
父母離婚的單親兒，在現今社會中已不算是「少數族群」，然而，小時候的烙痕太深刻，即使事過多年，它們往往仍小心守護著自己秘密的傷口，不肯輕易示人，甚至選擇性地遺忘，假裝傷口並不存在。