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| 12 | Marriage is love. Divorce is business.It's so crazy how fast it changes. My Divorce was pretty amicable (As best it could be). But when we broke up, it turned into a bitter being room mates. Whats crazy is whenever we fought, whoevers fault it was or not we wanted it fixed by the next day and would be so cute and then after we broke up it was like we didn't care for each other at all. Luckily I have moved on and healed and found a much better partner for me (And I hope my Ex found one for her) but I'll never forget those couple mont… | /r/Divorce_Men | 23/09/25 03:06 PM |
| 3 | Who regrets their divorce?Mine was that we got married. And that is no insult at my Ex Wife, I am sure she regrets marrying me too. We both weren't good for each other and didn't handle things right. | /r/Divorce_Men | 04/09/25 04:40 AM |
| 12 | Who regrets their divorce?Not me. I didn't initiate mine, my Ex Wife did. We both made mistakes and both had our flaws. It was not just her fault or mine. But I was making changes needed that I learned in counseling and she didn't..She got called out by our counselor and others and basically just ended it. I wanted to work it out and keep trying, but she didn't want too. So she wanted the divorce and we got it. 9 Months later she sent me a email profusely apologizing and admitting she was wrong and treated me poorly and … | /r/Divorce_Men | 04/09/25 04:39 AM |
| 1 | Two days from the hearingThis!!! My Ex Wife and I got divorced Pro Se. Very Amicable and civil...We didn't have kids, we were only married two years, we were young (31 and 33), we had worked out everything and never even combined finances so she kept hers, I kept mine. We went into court in full agreement and civil/friendly and the judge was like "I appreciate how easy you have made it, but it still doesn't work this way." Basically he still had a ton of crap he had to do on his end and it lasted a solid 90 minutes. So … | /r/Divorce_Men | 26/08/25 01:44 PM |
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