A Shocking Confrontation Proves That The ‘Divorcee’ Stereotype Is Alive & Well
October 8, 2009 by Cathy Meyer
Filed under Evolution, Girlfriends, NoMore, Relationships, Society & The Divorcee
Submitted by Delaine I was standing behind my kids’ elementary school, watching my daughter play on the monkey bars, when a neighbor friend suddenly marched up to me. “I need to talk to you, Delaine,” she said seriously. “Sure,” I said concerned; I could tell something was wrong. “What’s up Lori?” “My back is up and I’m [...]
LONELY IS NOT A FOUR-LETTER WORD
September 9, 2009 by Cathy Meyer
Filed under ericamanfred, Fun & Travel, Healing, Health, Midlife Divorce, Wellbeing
Submitted by Erica Last week I went for the second time this summer to a spiritual retreat in Lily Dale, New York. Lily Dale is a rather unique spot. It’s a tiny little village in western New York, near Buffalo, with small gingerbread Victorian and clapboard cottages all crowded together, most with luxuriant gardens. Lily [...]
Best Friends Forever?
August 29, 2009 by Cathy Meyer
Filed under Dating & Sex, Girlfriends
Submitted by guest writer, Irene S. Levine, author of the upcoming book, Best Friends Forever: How to Survive a Breakup with Your Best Friend “Best Friends Forever.” Women grow up with a romanticized notion that our close friendships will last forever. In fact, we are often judged by our ability to make and keep friends. But [...]
