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Sometimes a good divorce is better than a bad marriage.
Divorce After 40
I will start with how we met... I was 28, and we are going back 20 years.. Yes! I lived with this for 20 years. He owned a restaurant, I walked in and applied for a job as a server. He hired me based on how I looked and dressed and had no interest in my experience; which was fine because I didn’t have any anyhow, and that saved me from having to lie my way in.
Renee RobertPublished 7 days ago in FamiliesMy Awakening with One Question
The marriage counselor looked at me and into my soul, really. It was that deep in the eyes look, complete with a pregnant pause first, and asked me a simple question. This one question would set the pace for my future. No one had ever asked me this particular question, in this particular way. I knew as I gazed back at her, that my answer was going to propel me in a direction that I didn’t know was waiting for me.
Lisa Gerard BraunPublished 7 days ago in FamiliesThe preventive curation of divorce
We know that marriage is made in heaven. However, we also know that marriage is broken in this world. The reason is that some misunderstandings which makes it possible as well. Practically, divorce happens due to our lack of patience and underestimation of the situation. Moreover, you will see that every divorcee leads a horrible life and the post-divorce scenario. So that you should always keep on your hope that your marriage should stay intact.
Hazard
Sometimes, I’m floored by the sheer clumsiness I can demonstrate in seemingly simple things. I can trip on my own shadow and fall up the stairs. My mom still teases me for awkwardly apologizing to a tombstone on behalf of the buried man in Virginia City, NV, when I was 14.
Echo MayernikPublished 12 days ago in Families
Kid fun with Food and everything Dad is afraid to play with when it's so easy
I have known a million guys with daughters who had no idea what to do with them. Some I dated, some just needed to learn how to spend pretty girl time with their daughters and some just thought because I was a juvenile probation officer and raised a goddaughter alone at 19 for my USAF bestie who ended up a single dad with one phone call, I could answer anything kid related - they weren't wrong..I still have a inner child/geek that used to make me the coolest friend on the planet.
WonderBellePublished 16 days ago in Families
Memories
The was a serenity about the place that one had to experience to understand. Perhaps, standing on top of a mountain, exposed to howling winds, needle-like blades of snow slicing into the skin, numbing fingers and toes, was more than enough to begin a memory. Then again, it may have been the contrasts of colors, Majestic views of snow tip mountains, dark green pine trees protected by blankets of snow under Icy cold blue skies.
Jack DietzPublished 18 days ago in Families
Eurybia avita
I am no kind of expert on the science of memory, and so I don’t know whether turning 50 last year is the reason why I recently reached to remove my glasses only to find that they were not on my face; or whether there are other reasons for these sometimes amusing slips. These days, I have just started wrapping my mind around the idea that my memories of the past are happening in the present, and also that memories themselves can change. A strange thought for a relatively simple guy like me! Amusing slips or not, some of my childhood memories seem fixed in a sea of vague events and suppositions. Details come to the front and claim my attention.
Complete knowledge of Singapore divorce process
If you are struggling because of a rocky marriage and your spouse or you are considering divorce, then both parties would need to first reach an agreement on various important matters that will have a long-term impact on the family.
Shivani JaniPublished 26 days ago in Families
Dealing with Divorce
I'm here to share helpful tidbits of surviving and thriving during this difficult time. If my experiences are at all useful or amusing, consider sending a little love my way.
Melissa CareyPublished 27 days ago in Families
Childhood Trauma - Divorce
I have found our childhood is where most of our adult problems stem from. The continuous cycles we play a part of and the baggage we carry is from unresolved Childhood Trauma. Even our body can be broken down over time, our cells and subconscious mind storing energy of hurt, abandonment, broken trust, and heartbreak in our bodies. That backache you’ve always had, that blood pressure problem, or that wrist pain that comes and goes but never quite goes away, can all stem from unresolved trauma. So let’s talk about it.
Rachel BullardPublished 28 days ago in FamiliesThe silent heartbreak from divorce
I was going through my Facebook page and looking at pictures of my husband and myself. These give me comfort as he passed away recently. I also noticed photos of my daughter and her husband when they were very young and a realization came to mind. If I share my photos from time to time this will be accepted because I am a widow. Those who divorced through no fault of their own are expected to move on and act like the past never happened. If my daughter or any other divorcee continued to share photos of themselves with an ex, people would think they were crazy but their past is as valid as that of those whose spouse has passed away.
Cheryl E PrestonPublished 28 days ago in Families
LIFE AFTER DIVORCE
LIFE AFTER DIVORCE Divorce is the death of a marriage. Whether it is for one’s safety or sanity, there are situations in which it is necessary. Divorce is one of the most challenging experiences a couple can go through. It follows the same grief process as experiencing the death of a cherished loved one. Grief is not limited to the loss of relationships. You may also grieve the loss of a job, your health, a treasured possession, or anything you value. There are five stages of grief: (1) denial, (2) anger, (3) bargaining, (4) depression, and (5) acceptance.
Stephanie StratfordPublished 29 days ago in Families
