- Internet Dating After Divorce - The Rules of Engagement
Divorced or not, your friends have mixed reviews about internet dating. One friend tells you that it's wonderful; she met her new boyfriend on-line. Another friend relays horror stories! In any event, your divorce is final and you have decided to take the plunge. Before you begin building a profile on an internet dating site though, you should be aware of the "rules of engagement". - Divorce Advice - Learn To Trust Your Gut
After undergoing the trauma of separation and divorce, your ability to make decisive decisions may be impaired. Quite simply, you may have lost faith in your intuitive abilities. However, there are steps that can be undertaken to re-awaken the intuitive sense. - Divorce Talk Is The Last Taboo
Welcome to the 21st century! Gone are the days when a pregnant woman could not appear on television, a magazine shoot of a topless model no longer evokes a gasp and the definition of marriage is re-defined. However, despite the exponential rise in the divorce rate, it would seem that divorce talk is the last taboo. - Separation and Divorce - Advice for Staying Sane
You may find your divorce relatively stress-free, if you are undergoing a completely amicable separation or divorce, where there are no children involved, and there is complete agreement on both sides respecting the division of assets. However, where there are disputes regarding child custody or support, spousal support and-or the division of assets, separation and divorce are likely to be extremely stressful events. - After Divorce - From Couple to Un-Couple
If you are over 25 years of age, and undergoing a separation or divorce, you may feel the negative impact from being an "un-couple" in a world which embraces "couples only". Before you were separated or divorced, a big night out for you and your husband may have consisted of dinner and a movie, with your married friends - Are You Divorced? Get Over it!
If you have recently undergone a divorce, you might be shocked when you are confiding your sense of loss to a friend, who then turns to you, and simpers, "Just get over it". Quite frankly, it's unrealistic for any person who has undergone a trauma to simply "get over it".
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