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A warm, inviting scene of children's creative interests and art — colorful drawings, paintbrushes, crayons, and handmade artwork spread on a table, with a soft natural light feel. Joyful, child-centered, and expressive.

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Alienation.blog is my space to share my experience as a mum; losing my son to extreme parental alienation by his father (my ex). This distressing situation has many impacts, but most importantly my son whom I cannot save and myself…now part of a post-separation hate and smear campaign.

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A wooden kitchen table with two empty chairs pushed slightly apart, one chair pulled back as if someone left mid-conversation. At the center of the table lies a single, slightly crumpled handwritten letter and a muted smartphone face down beside it. A lone cereal bowl with a spoon sits at one place setting, untouched. Morning light streams through a nearby window, illuminating dust particles in the air and casting long, soft shadows across the table’s grain. Captured in photographic realism with an overhead three-quarter angle, the scene feels quiet and tense, evoking themes of parental alienation, unspoken messages, and the emotional weight of an only-child family dynamic without depicting any people.

Parental alienation, through one child

Here I write about the quiet fallout of parental alienation: loyalty conflicts, grief for the missing parent, and the slow work of rebuilding identity, boundaries, and connection as an only child learning to tell my own story.

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