divorce

Divorce isn't an end; it's a different beginning.

Opening my Eyes
I'm bleeding. As much as this hurts, you'd think this was a physical wound just as it is an emotional one. I keep opening my eyes and expecting to see a gaping wound in my chest that looks as if someone just reached in and grabbed a part of me. I feel like bits and pieces of me are falling off, leaving hollow parts that I once thought were truly part of me. 27 years of living in this world and I never thought I would experience this kind of pain. That I was promised as a child that it would never happen to the two people who made up my world. A foolish dream in the scheme of things, but a dream I believed in.
By Kris.D.S5 years ago in Humans
The End
“Can I get you folks anything for dessert?” the waiter asked us, smiling kindly. Alex flipped open the small, black dessert menu and ran a finger down the list of items.
By J. Lozada5 years ago in Humans
The Road To Happiness In Marriage
It is a well known fact that divorce is a lot less problematic when there aren't any children involved. You just split everything down the middle and go your separate ways. End of story. However, bring kids into the equation and everything changes, for the worst.
By Liam Ireland5 years ago in Humans
The 5 Ways To A Happy Life After Divorce
Many people don't know what their life will look like after divorce, so thinking about life after divorce is sometimes a sticking point.
By Success5 years ago in Humans
Taking the Lead and Being Aggressive In Divorce
Divorces can be a physically, mentally, emotionally and financially challenging journey. The process is known to take a toll on the person’s life. Although the process is torturous, it can free you from a toxic and unhappy marriage. There are two perspectives to deal with a divorce; some take it as a mission to seek revenge from their spouses during the process, while others believe to collaborate with their spouse to come out of it peacefully.
By Robert Smith5 years ago in Humans
A House by the Sea
A crackle of a needle as it meets the black ridges of vinyl swells outwards to fill the darker chasms of what one wouldn’t imagine feeling like a lonely space. In one determined glance you could see it all: sofa, beloved chair, bed, chess set, flowers dried and crusted to a stunning reddish hue, family photos, bar cabinet. Bar cabinet. Let’s start there.
By M.C. Finch 5 years ago in Humans
6 Articles You Must Read If Going Through a Divorce
Divorce is a difficult process, and it can seem overwhelming at times. The mountains of paperwork, the numerous laws and situations that can arise, hiring an attorney, the challenge of maintaining a civil relationship with your ex-partner--it’s a lot to take on while simultaneously dealing with the heartbreak of a marriage ending.
By Myra Thomas5 years ago in Humans
A Life Defining Moment
If you could distil your entire life into one single defining moment as to who and what your are, what would it be? Now that is a very big ask. I mean where do you even begin to start with a question like that ?
By Liam Ireland5 years ago in Humans
"Dad, I'm sorry, I'm ashamed of my divorce."
Dear daughter: Last night, Dad received your text message. You said you were divorced. You also said, I'm sorry, because the divorce embarrassed me.
By Alye Antionna5 years ago in Humans
How to survive a divorce advice from a psychologist with your husband?
More than 75% of people who marry for the first time get divorced. Let's figure out together how to survive a divorce from your husband. How the advice of a psychologist can help in this matter.
By Helen Weroq5 years ago in Humans
Cutting the deadweight
I realize that I am not alone in this, but in the last year or so, I have undoubtedly come to terms with who I am as a person and what I want out of this thing called life. To put it bluntly; I have been married for 14 years and as of this very moment, my plans are to be divorced by the end of 2021. Saying that I am ECSTATIC about coming to this decision would be a massive understatement. I have never been this certain about anything before and it is a feeling that I cannot really put into words, but I am going to try.
By Moody Xennial5 years ago in Humans
How to Prevent Your Parents’ Marriage From Ruining Yours
My husband and I have been married for over 36 years. We’ve had our ups, downs, and down and outs, but we’re still together. Why? Is it just because we never got divorced?
By Denise Shelton5 years ago in Humans