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To be fair, no, it's not called that. Although I'm not saying it's a good thing, divorced people are a bit of a sensitive topic, you can never be sure that the marriage didn't fall apart because of their own character.
I'm not talking about divorced people, but about raising other people's children when you don't have your own – that's an extreme act of selflessness. Unless it's a widow, then it's still understandable. And even then, just in case, it's worth checking the death certificate of the husband.
You have a good grandmother, one who is understanding. And what are you complaining about in life, with such a grandmother?!
I threatened them with suicide, and they're afraid to say anything to me.