I think it was wrong

Duran, who is fighting for custody of his children and is worried about it, said, "It's not the children who make mistakes, it's the parents," referring to his ex-wife.

Here is Duran's post;

"What child wants to hear something bad about their mother or father? A person can't change their mother or father.

This is life, spouses may not get along or may divorce, but there is no way to change the mother or father of the child.

Parents cannot see any benefit in turning their children against each other, on the contrary, they open the way for the child to experience insurmountable problems.

It should not be forgotten that the only innocent person in a divorce situation is the child, and the child should not be used as a tool of revenge.

By having one of the parties resolve the contentious situation, the child will eventually understand who the honest side is, what is right and wrong, and will be able to take his own stand if necessary.

Otherwise, the child may not even be able to tell who his friend or foe is. Therefore, it is the parents who make the mistake."

When you, my readers, read this post, I can almost hear you saying, "You're right, Güzide," just like I am. But at the same time, you, my dear readers, who are familiar with and have been following this divorce case and its developments, are probably saying this:

I can almost hear you saying, “My dear Güzide, how appropriate is it to show up with a new lover before the divorce and marriage are officially over?”

Yes, you're right. Why wouldn't a mother who cares about her child's development and psychology think about this? If she did, why would she need to show up with her lover while she's still officially married and writing about the divorce all over the tabloid press, just to get revenge on her husband?

Just be patient for a while, let this marriage officially end, and then show up hand in hand with your lover. Your children are definitely affected by your nasty divorce. Don't the children think, "Mom, you're still officially married. So, is it right to pose as your lover?" I'm sure those who love and know you are saying the same thing.

I know Güzide Duran well, I have had countless interviews with her during her most popular years, and she is a dear friend of mine.

For my part, I said, "I wish he hadn't gotten involved in these love affairs or lived on his own, without making any appearances."

I'm trying to understand him, too. He seems to want revenge on his wife, but I wish this weren't the way to go. I hope my dear friend Duran manages the process better from now on.

Stay with love until we see each other next week.