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Resolution #1: Let It Go! 

Divorce adds newfound concerns, emotions, and worries. Since 2008 has already begun, now is the time to take this opportunity to look at your life as a divorced person.  Do not allow the opportunity to deal with this pass by.  Many people make New Year's resolutions, and my ex is one of them. Sometimes I wonder what his New Year's resolution is for this year. However, I have decided it is a good idea to make resolutions for myself (even if it is a month later). At least it is still 2008. I am looking to focus on resolutions that I will really improve my life. Instead of focusing on general resolutions, I will come focus on more "Divorce-related" resolutions. LOL!

 

The first resolution is to get past the anger. We all have heard the statistics on how anger is emotionally and physically unhealthy, but if you have gone through a divorce, anger might "rear its ugly head". Your ex could have made you angry while you were married, during the divorce, and still after the divorce. Yet the best thing to do is, "Let it go and move on!" If we continue to hold on to our hurts, we can never truly feel complete...
by LashaClarke  109 Posts 

Posted on 1/29/2008 11:07 AM
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thank u for your post. it is a true and noble goal to get past it. i want to do that but havent been able to which is also a contributing factor to the divorce. i am angry for a number of issues in our marriage. her addictions to shopping,  spending, alcohol, and now that we're separated, men.i feel helpless in that the kids are somewhat exposed to her behaviors due to her leaving a wide trail behind her. she knows how to say all the right things so people are impressed by her and think i'm the schmuck unless they know us for any amount of time. which why we hardly had people over to our house. and usually it would be people who liked to drink like her so they would all be happily drunk.         obviously i am still working thru a lot of stuff.
by McChoski   7 Posts
Posted on 11/24/2008 9:58 PM
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