<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

This is something that's been weighing me down for a while now, and I hoped some of yoou might have some advice for me.

Two years ago, when I was 12, my parents suddenly announced they were going to separate. I was shocked, and it was a really weird experience for me. For three months, my parents were still married but lived seperately, and then the paperwork was finalized.

The thing is, I still haven't come to terms with why the divorce ever happened. I only ever heard one argument between my parents, and they seemed to get along well otherwise. The only explanation I ever got was "communication issues" and I feel like that's just too broad to be an actual reason. I almost think this could be damaging my relationship with them, but I don't know.

Additional information: My parents have joint custody, and I see each parent for two days at a time. I feel like this schedule is kind of tough on me since it's hard to keep things at one place for an extended period (Moving the Wii U back and forth was a real pain in the ass at first); however, we've talked about changing this before, and I kind of got the feeling that that might be too hard on my parents.

I'm not even sure how I feel about my folks any more. On the one hand, I still love them; I'm their son, and it's obvious that they both still love me. However, I can't really say I feel any kind of significant emotion towards them sometimes. Maybe it's just that I haven't fully forgiven them yet? I'm probably not even describing how I feel right, but that's how I feel like I feel, if that makes sense.
<bot>: Parents got divorced suddenly 2 years ago, never gave me a real reason as to why, and now I don't know how to feel about my family situation as a whole. What can I do to make this better?