Do You See His ‘Potential’ or Who He REALLY Is?

Submitted by Delaine It’s been three and a half years since my ex-husband and I split up.  And since then, despite the many dates and mini-relationships I’ve had, I’m still single.  But I don’t think of this as being a ‘bad’ thing ; I think I’ve needed this time – to heal, to grow, to like myself more…and to get [...]

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Under The Scrutiny Of Married Women

March 25, 2010 by  
Filed under Girlfriends, NoMore, Society & The Divorcee

Submitted by Delaine Sara looks amazing at age 42.  Having recently become a triathlete and dedicated herself to an intense training regime,  she has a figure – and a muscle/fat ratio -  most of us would give our eye-teeth  for. But Sara is also divorced.  And just because of the ’D’ label, she has had to deal with something most [...]

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The Value of a Smart, Knowledgeable, No BS Girlfriend During Divorce

March 16, 2010 by  
Filed under Girlfriends, NoMore, Relationships

Submitted by Delaine Smart.  Knowledgeable.  A ‘no bullshit’ kind of woman.  This is the kind of girlfriend/ e-friend I think every divorcing woman needs to have in her corner during her divorce. I’m not saying it’s the only kind of friend we need.  There are those whose shoulders we cry on, those who provide spiritual insight, those who make us laugh, and so on. [...]

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The Friendship Equation: Never Discount the Value of Girlfriends During and After Divorce

January 4, 2010 by  
Filed under Coping, dailyplate, Girlfriends, Relationships, Support

Submitted by: Big Little Wolf Can family help when you’re going through divorce? You bet. But when it comes to this particular bumpy road and the months that follow, don’t discount the importance of friends. Don’t get me wrong – family is fantastic – and the more supportive they are, the better. Have kids? You’re [...]

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Best Friends Forever?

August 29, 2009 by  
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 [...]

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