HOW GROWING UP IN A BROKEN FAMILY AFFECTS YOUNG ADULT'S

PERSONALITY

Whenever the emotional and moral foundation of the house is easy, it involves the family
rule and neglection happens. Family rule and control are inversely connected with the process of
legislation. When divorce gets up, the inner struggles of the family climax, and kids in their teens
are trapped in the background of their parents in the alert environment, e.g,... dependence,
delinquency, and so on. A home is a small group whose inseparable characteristic is its
inferiority. The socialization of the next people is one of the most apparent and important tasks
of the household. Affection is the strong foundation of the house, hatred is in the opposite
direction and requires hypocrisy, unity, and conflict. When emotion, intense struggle, and
disagreement start to the central point, the life of the family is shaken between its people.
Divorced families have a negative impact on the development of children, of which is emotional
and social development that the children are unable to socialize with the surrounding
environment, experiencing pressure, violence, emotions, and uncontrolled behavior (ICON-ESS
2018, 2018). Children’s behavior is also affected by the by the lack of love and care from their
parents. The children are not able to express themselves freely and they don’t have any sense of
self-worth in society. This is because they are unable to express themeselve in a way that will be
accepted in society. It is very difficult for them to express themselves which is an acceptable.

In a household where parents are separated, there is no sense of belonging or trust among
the children. This can lead to problems. It is important to note that these issues are not only
affecting children but also adults. Children who grew up in a dysfunctional home tend to be more
susceptible to psychological problems than those who grew up in a loving family. Family stress
causes a lack of parental support and guidance which results in adolescents’ emotional and
behavioral problems (Magpantay et al., 2014). Therefore, it is important to understand the impact
of broken families on young adults. When parents have conflict with each other children show
sadness. Their reaction is fear, anxiety, anger, and depression, and at a high risk of worsening
(Rahman et al., 2023) In addition, many factors affect the development of an individual’s
personality such as peer relationships, social influence, and parental expectations. According to
the research done by Dr. David A Smith from the university of California, Los Angeles school
of medicine and professor Michael J. Schmidt from the University of Texas at Austin, the
relationship between childhood experiences and personality traits is mediated by both the parent
and child’s experiences. This study was conducted to examine the impact of parents’ parenting
and their child’s experiences with dysfunctional families. The results showed that parents who
were raised in a broken household had higher levels of self-esteem than those who were raised in
a loving home.
 Most young adults go through situations like this and we don’t know how big the impact
is on them and how this kind of happenings can affect one’s personality as a person, because as
we all know our personality is all developed within us. But those children that adapted the
personality in their broken household have it bad. Knowing these kinds of effect will make us
more careful and considerate all the time. A broken family has many more effects on your
personality. It can be a negative most of the time but it is the young adults choice if he/she will
let this one effect or shape their personality