Things You'll Need:
- 2 heated lovers
- unhappiness
- not enough money
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Step 1
setting rules is importantSet rules for living arrangements. This includes: chores, money contributions and exclusive children times (since spending together time with children can lead to more arguments)
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Step 2
use these rules to avoid BIG argumentsImpose Argument Rules. These rules may be very hard to follow but MUST be followed to keep life bearable. Some of these rules should include: prohibiting of past events, past conflicts, cursing and defamatory name calling.
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Step 3
don't flaunt in front of you ex.DON'T PATRONIZE ME! This especially means showing off your date in front of your ex. Doing that is definitely provoking the anger of an ensuing argument.
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Step 4
keep the children out of itKeep the Children out of it. Young children are always most adversely affected by divorce. They take every parent argument to heart as their own doing. So avoid arguing in front of them.
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Step 5
page protected by copyscapeADDITIONAL TIPS. Do you have more suggestions? Do you have additional strategies that have not been mentioned? By all means, please leave a comment with your ideas and suggestions. I'd love to hear from you.











Comments
Miragi said
on 1/18/2009 Hopefully something I won't ever have to do....but great advice for those in that unfortunate situation. 5*****
RachelB said
on 1/8/2009 This is very helpful advice, especially given the current economic climate when many divorcing couples may need to live under the same roof for significant periods of time. Great work!
RachelB
bar10dr98 said
on 1/6/2009 Excellent advice, thanks!
Gardengates said
on 1/6/2009 Not an easy thing to do, living together before a divorce. Good tips to make a tough situation more doable.
slphilbrick said
on 1/6/2009 A very real dilemma for many going through divorce. Well spoken, Wes ! 5*