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02-06-2022 12:10 AM
Has your life been better or worse since you got divorced?
02-06-2022 12:18 AM
@catlover7777 my life is much, much better! The man that I was married to turned out to be a fake and an awful person. He was a good provider (although I made way more money than he did and had a better career than he did.) is the only positive thing about him. I am at peace now with no bikering or foolishness.
02-06-2022 12:27 AM
Which one ?
02-06-2022 05:34 AM
Been there, done that twice. I made the mistake of marrying again after husband #1. It wasn't always easy. but I've lived alone for the past 26 years and I have no regrets. I guess it was probably easier on me than most as there were no children involved. Good luck to you in your new life.
02-06-2022 07:13 AM
I can look back and see that I have never been stronger. I'm still in awe of what I accomplished. Even better is to look at my kids and see their strength, sucesses, joy, and families. I had a great career and succeeded in ways I never expected.
I'd rather be alone than with someone who makes my life miserable.
02-06-2022 07:25 AM - edited 02-06-2022 10:49 PM
Edited because of the OP's later comment (see post #25). Not sure what the motive was for asking this question, but I've decided to remove my information.
02-06-2022 07:58 AM
02-06-2022 09:54 AM
Well.....I am at the tail end of a divorce after 47 years of marriage---and CANNOT wait---to sign those papers--he was a mediocre at best, husband and a horrible father------what in the HE#L was I thinking---this was #2 for me and there will be no more---
02-06-2022 10:51 AM
It was easy for me because I was young, had a good job, and had no children. It would have been a totally different story under other circumstances.
02-06-2022 11:14 AM
Yes, I am much happier now that I'm divorced. I have no hard feelings, I just want to be happy, and he apparently is happier now too. There is nothing like driving home after a long day at work, and knowing that the house will be clean, peaceful, and is mine vs. driving home and dreading seeing his car there, knowing he is at home.
Would I do it again? I absolutely would - I have a wonderful son out of that marriage.
Being single isn't all unicorns and rainbows, you have to be confident, be able to either afford or do small household repairs/jobs yourself, be able to be happy being alone, and make plans for the future (retirement), knowing that you will be responsible for yourself, and no one else will be there to support or split the bills with.
I think that once you emotionaly check out of a marriage, it's over and no sense in prolonging the misery.
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