I was recently quoted in a couple of articles that were published on HuffPost Divorce and Huffpost Life Handbook.
I share these posts to show other women (and men) that they are not alone. That they aren’t the only ones struggling with the roller coaster of emotions that come with divorce, especially with children.
There are so many extreme highs and lows to divorce. Only those who have gone through it can truly understand and relate.
After sharing the post on the promises made to children after divorce on social media, I learned how much children of divorce can relate as well.
Unfortunately, too many people look at divorce as a failure rather than honoring the end of an unhealthy relationship.
Not everyone handles the end of a marriage in the best way, of course, but there are silver linings.
Read: 11 Promises To Make To Your Kids After Divorce
Read: 12 Unexpectedly Wonderful Things About Life After Divorce
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Love this … you are such a rockstar my dear xxxx
As are you, my friend. xoxoxo
My parents got divorced in my last year of high school. They couldn’t quite hold out that year. It has and to be honest still has profound impacts on my life. I am so impressed with the way you have handled your divorce. It really will make a difference in your children’s lives in years to come.
I know couples who probably should have gotten a divorce. I honestly think it would have taken more strength to go through it than to stay together. I think it must take so much courage to realize to act on a relationship that isn’t working.
I love your quote, Jennifer. It’s perfect- and what is even better than that promise? Fulfilling it… which you have done so beautifully. <3