from where do they pop up
in so-called happy homes
unforeseen facets
of known personalities
difference of opinion
clash of interest
greed above ethics
strategic blame games
keeping it all in
is a challenge….
keeping it all in the family
is a bigger challenge
Turning points
Reena Saxena 
A happy home to the outside usually looks perfect and usually is not. Well-written, Reena!
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Talking about internal matters is considered criminal – be it offices or homes. I guess it keeps the faith in fairytales alive 😀😀
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It sure does! 🙂
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It is definitely a challenge!
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Thank you, Sana!
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It is a challenge – wisely said.
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Thank you, VJ!
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Welcome, Reena!
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A “happy” home usually have an abundance of closets.
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Hmmm… skeletons tumble out of those .. later in life.
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Difficult topic well handled.
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Thank you so much!
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I like the way you’ve handled the topic and your take on the prompt word, Reena. Family relationships are complex and often difficult. I’m constantly surprised by my husband’s comments and attitudes, and we’ve been married 26 years! I am not a fan of those strategic blame games and, yes, it is one of the hardest things to keep it all in.
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When the guards come down, be it in years or decades, the challenge of relationship begins.
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Agree. Thanks, Rob!
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Those “strategic blame games” can be disastrous.
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Hmm.. viciousness so well planned is shocking.
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