Be careful what you do after breaking up with someone you love. Emotions run high, and you can have feeling that drive you to do things that you will later regret. My wife's step sister was 10 years older than she. She was an only child and probably spoilt rotten. She found an married an only child, her childhood sweetheart. He was an only child and probably spoilt rotten also. Each one of them were deeply in love with the other, and they did childish crazy things. His family to begin with had a quite a large ranching operation; cows and calves. His father died early, and they decided to sell their ranching operation and move on to other endeavors. He became a police officer and moved with his family to Colorado. There sadly he met another woman, sent his wife home, divorced her, and married this second lady. They had a child. Then I guess everything was not wonderful because it was not long before he divorced his second wife. He moved back to his home valley and remarried his first wife. When she was sent home, she was felt betrayed and she was angry. So she broke, burned, and threw away all the special things from her marriage. Now after marrying him again she regreted breaking, destroying, and throwing those things away, but it was too late as they were gone. Now the second wife was off on her own, and she had her husband back with her and their three kids as well as having the child by the other woman, which did not add a lot of happiness. She had a difficult time treating the young girl well. Now both she and her husband are dead. The other lady is in an assisted living place. The next oldest child has had a stroke. He was an accomplished pianist, but he can only play with one hand now. He is getting better at talking and reasoning all the time, and he can get around fairly well. The oldest child can't be left alone because of mental/emotional problems. The youngest son is a building contractor and is doing well, and we see him and his family on a regular basis.