Separation

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By Lucent 0 comments
More than 50% of U.S. marriages end in divorce, and the numbers are still climbing. As scary as it may seem for the non-willing spouse to be approached for a divorce, here are a few things to suggest to the willing participant... more »
By mamie52 0 comments
You will learn what to do and what NOT to do after someone goes through a loss... more »
By Brett1965 2 comments
I hope to share with you some insight into properly giving encouragement to a friend in telling her to leave her cheating husband.. more »
By Stephanie Duszynski 0 comments
You've found out your husband is cheating and you're upset, furious, and hurt. You want to confront him, but you're not ready to give up on the relationship completely and walk away. If possible, you want to work through it. If that sounds ... more »
By Sheila Wilkinson 0 comments
The hardest part of forgiving yourself is believing that you deserve to be forgiven. When things go wrong or when we feel powerless to change something, we usually turn on ourselves. The one person who can most help us is ourself and we push our ... more »
By Jose Gonzalez 0 comments
Millions of people suffer on a daily basis because they can't get over their ex. The simple truth is they are focusing on the wrong thing. It takes 1 simple step to get over an ex. It's the same step you've taken before now, probably many times. ... more »
By Danny M 0 comments
How many relationships have you had? How many of those relationships actually worked? If your first answer is anything but 0 or 1, then apparently some must not have been paradise since they had to end. But break-ups might not always be ... more »
By Katika 1 comments
Your daughter’s divorce is one of the most traumatic, devastating, and emotionally painful experiences in her life. She feels as if her life has ended. The deep pain that she feels in her heart, soul, and every cell of her body is overwhelming. ... more »
By mrsbucket 2 comments
“[She] also serves who stands and waits.”- John Milton You've just found out your husband or wife is going to be deployed to war. Believe it or not, there are things you can do to make it easier on both of you. Your spouse will have lists of ... more »
By Juliet Myfanwy Johnson 1 comments
Some marriages were meant to be. Some were meant to be friendships. Once the divorce is over, depending on how messy it was, you'll know if the two of you are in good enough emotional states to remain friends. Chances are, if you were close ... more »
By Lucent 0 comments
Over 50% of U.S. marriages end in divorce, so what of the children produced by these broken families? Even young adults can feel a sense of bitterness at the news of their parents divorcing. Here are a few tips to make period go by easier... more »
By DeborahLeigh 0 comments
One of the most difficult challenges loved ones of military members ever face is unexpected deployment--those times when personnel must leave their families for missions worldwide on very little advance notice. Being able to cope with sudden ... more »
By Willi493 4 comments
Catching a cheating husband is a challenging tasks. To keep him after the fact of him cheating on you is an even harder tasks. Worse yet, the other women knows he's married to you. It is not about the men in most situations. We live in a society ... more »
By BeingArtsy 0 comments
Let’s face it. Not everyone will get along. When you are close to your brother and can not find a way to get along with his wife, it may put a strain on your relationship with him. If your relationship with your brother is important to you, ... more »
By michaelgavin 1 comments
One of the most unfortunate statistics you will ever read in our country is that of the divorce rate. A whopping fifty percent of marriages end in divorce. The fact of the matter is many times love is quick, infatuating and short lived. Many ... more »
By bizewriter 5 comments
Sadly, the one we love most in life may not be the right one for us. Reasons to leave a soulmate are not limited to infidelity, drug or gambling addiction, abuse, alcoholism, and failure to keep a steady job. What differentiates a soulmate from ... more »
By eHow Relationships & Family Editor 484 comments
People may say no one ever died of a broken heart, but when you're suffering from one, it sure doesn't feel that way--at least initially. These suggestions may help you navigate the painfully troubled waters of a relationship that has ended and ... more »
By Jane Smith 0 comments
Want to send a sexy care package to your deployed sweetie? Here are some tips for creating a tasteful yet enticing Valentine's Day surprise... more »
By eHow Relationships & Family Editor 3 comments
It has been estimated that about half of all marriages end in divorce. The process of dissolving a marriage boils down to controlling what you can; and normally, what you won't be able to control is your spouse. If your marriage is heading down ... more »
By easyrider 1 comments
Getting over an ex boyfriend can be tough, but here's how to give him a metaphorical kick in the balls... more »
By GreenMomma 1 comments
Watching a loved one go through a divorce is very painful. Here are some things you can do to help them... more »
By Karen Cotton 1 comments
Have you ever thought "I wish I could do that" but never quite felt brave enough to even say it aloud? Do you envy your work colleague who never says no to a new activity or opportunity to challenge herself? We can be our own worst ... more »
By eHow Relationships & Family Editor 0 comments
Preparing for your spouse's deployment, especially your first, is emotionally draining. Not only are they leaving for a period of time, they are very likely going into harm's way. These thoughts, along with the uncertainty of when and how you ... more »
By ellenmwoods 1 comments
If your spouse is in the military and they are deploying, it can be a time of stress and trials, or it can be a time of personal growth and development for you, as well as enriching your marriage. Here are the steps to follow... more »
By Natalie Hernandez 2 comments
Divorce is not easy for anyone, and for the one that does not want the divorce it can be extremely difficult. Just hearing that your spouse wants a divorce can be shocking and heart wrenching! You may begin to bargain with them promising to fix ... more »