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| 1 | Should I move out immediately after dropping the divorce bomb?“The mother of my children”, you said it perfectly! My ex and I took time but when we made everything about the kids, everything else just came in naturally. Her mother bought my son (with my current wife) a pack and play as a baby gift. Her family still calls and checks in on ME. I sent flowers when her uncle passed. I did it so the kids know I still love and support their mother and her side of the family, just like they do for me. How do you get there? Communication, lots of it. Don’t focus o… | /r/Divorce_Men | 14/03/22 03:36 AM |
| 3 | Should I move out immediately after dropping the divorce bomb?I was lucky in my divorce. When I announced it, we found a way to live in separate rooms. We were renting so we ran the rent out. I helped her find a place and I found one. I helped her move and moved myself alone. I didn’t have to record conversations and it kills me there’s folks out there that have to. The kids weren’t weaponized in my situation and we didn’t even get lawyers. Is it perfect? Nah, we bicker, but overall it’s about the kids. I hope your divorce isn’t nasty. I hope there is no v… | /r/Divorce_Men | 13/03/22 03:43 PM |
| 1 | Recently Divorced, having a lot of issuesFirst, stop beating yourself up brother. It doesn’t sound like it was anything you did, however you poured yourself into your marriage and now need to rediscover a new you. It’s ok, this happens. Spend some quality time getting to know who you are, what you desire, and find new interests. Second, stop torturing yourself searching for her and old photos. She’s going to move on and if you hold on to the memories and watch her succeed, you’ll anchor to the past and hold yourself back. Start a new a… | /r/Divorce_Men | 29/09/19 10:11 PM |
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