When my children were quite young I became divorced. I didn’t dig for pennies. I wanted something fair so that we could stay in touch with a degree of respect for one another. I did go on to regret it when he remarried – then his wife cut us all off. I was a fool. I struggled with three jobs and no emotional or financial support. Those years were the toughest part of my life.
I suppose my biggest disappointment was losing a friend. I trusted their Father. He tore that trust to pieces. It broke my heart … Not to mention the rejection I felt for my children on their behalf. If I could go back I would do it all differently. I would have had a document drawn up to say he would remain a part of their lives.
However – I have no respect for people who marry for money – get divorced and expect to receive huge payouts for another persons hard work – particularly, when there’s no children involved.
There doesn’t seem to be a fair law to protect both parties and it must hurt when love is abandoned and replaced with greed. It’s likely we’ve all got a friend somewhere who needs a hug. No matter how privileged and right their circumstances may seem.
There are times in our lives when we forget to ask for help. So, I am writing this post to send a hug if anyone needs one. Things do get better. You have to believe in magic …

Tiffany x
Divorce is tough. I haven’t done it and my husband knows that the only way he’s getting out of this marriage is by me burying him in the backyard 😉😉
keep him under control, good girl 🙂
It is very difficult, but you can flourish after it. I know. Thanks for the hug.
Dear Maria. Sometimes thing happen that make us sad but we find love in new places. Thanks for dropping by. X
Yes, we do. Thank you for the reminder!
There is a Goddess in every woman. And we should love that Goddess more than anything else 🙂
Yes!💟