Why I Shouldn’t Have Blamed The Other Women When My Husband Cheated
It was his fault. Not theirs. He didn’t deserve me and I should have left years before.
It was his fault. Not theirs. He didn’t deserve me and I should have left years before.
For those going through a divorce; you didn’t ‘fail’ as a couple, you were set up to fail by society’s unrealistic expectations.
Splitting up doesn’t have to mean failure.
My divorce has been officially finalized for three years this month, and I’m tired of talking about it.
As deeply as I loved him, a feeling of relief washed over me when I found out about the affairs.
It’s not too late to recapture those butterflies.
Spoiler alert: it’s mostly about not being an asshole.
The very archaic institution of marriage has set us all up to feel like failures.
Call me crazy, but I think our new relationship might just last a lifetime.
‘Til death do you part didn’t include this life-changing reality check.
I remember the moment it hit me, like a punch in the gut.
On that morning, he was in the shower, and his phone kept pinging. I checked it, to see if it was something urgent.
I’d rather be married. Why does admitting it feel so shameful?
Lessons learned the hard way.
Say hello to the era of the ‘starter marriage’…
Sometimes the past just won’t stay in the past.
Once you see them, you can’t unsee them…
Meet the people who are privy to some of a couple’s most private moments.
If cheating is so awful, why do so many of us do it?
Half of all marriages fail. Will yours?
After I found the messages and told him I was leaving, that’s when it started to get really bad…
If you’re an educated adult who has willingly chosen to enter into a lifelong union, you, sir, are a fool.
Life is too short for regrets.
It served as a daily reminder that there is love… after love.