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| 3 | Was marriage worth it?Marriage is absolutely worth it, I struggled with my divorce because of mistakes I made during my first marriage. Number one was I didn't have a strong life outside of my marriage. Be involved in your local community for whatever you enjoy. Don't have your wife be all that you have and do because if she leaves you'll feel like you have nothing. Women tend to have stronger support systems around them that make divorces less hard for them. Number two, make sure your emotional needs are being met i… | /r/Divorce_Men | 22/08/24 08:37 PM |
| 3 | No contest divorceSo I'm in Washington too. We had no shared assets as I basically let her the whatever she wanted from the apartment to her mom's house. Here's how my 2021 divorce went from my side. 1) she got the paperwork from the courthouse and I had to sign a few items and I went with her to get it notarized. 2) One person has to go in and file, there like one more piece of paperwork that you can sign saying you both agree to everything and whether or not the non-filing person wants updates. I signed and sai… | /r/Divorce_Men | 21/08/24 09:02 PM |
| 6 | How different is the timeline for everyone ?So I'm coming up on my three year mark of being left/divorced. She asked for a separation in June and it officially imploded in August. The first benchmark was when it officially ended. The "separation" was exhausting so having it over over felt like someone lancing a bad boil. My uncle told me not to date for a year, I tried after 6 months, I should've waited for a year. Dating was hard because you walk through all of these things you did with your wife and now you're doing them with random new… | /r/Divorce_Men | 14/08/24 12:03 AM |
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