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Sometimes a good divorce is better than a bad marriage.
MANHATTAN GRAND JURY REPORTED VOTING TO SUES PRESIDENT TRUMP
The outlet reported that “five people with knowledge of the matter” claimed that the jury voted to indict Trump over the alleged “hush money” payments to Stormy Daniels. These allegations that have since been debunked by a letter shared by Trump on Truth Social that was written by Daniels herself, denying the affair and payment in 2018.
By Anne United3 years ago in Families
Judging Eyes...
Chapter 1: From the day I was born almost before I've been judged. My mother was sixteen when she had me and somehow in some people's eyes that was my fault. My parents conceived me out of holy wedlock and that was my fault too I suppose. As if I asked for this life. The doctor asked my mother when she learned of my conception if she'd like to abort me after all she was only fifteen at the time. Thankfully, she said no and left that doctor's office. I often wonder if she has ever regretted that decision. Not that she'd ever admit to that. So, my untimely birth occurred and by the time I was three my parents had grown apart so to speak and had fought their way to a divorce. If you ask my mother she'd say she outgrew him even though she was younger than him and that they just weren't a good match which that much is true. If you ask my father he'd say she likely cheated on him and nowadays has realized she's likely a narcissist. I honestly can't say either statement to be untrue. In kindergarten I was judged by my teacher because my parents were sinners. I was always in trouble because of various reasons. I wouldn't be still during naptime, I wiggled too much on the rug during story time, I talked too much...etc. Any little thing and I got sent to the storage closet with the door shut. I'm told my mother did go up there to fight for me on my behalf. Shortly thereafter my step dad came into the picture and he became both my savior and the instigator to my mother's insanity. My life living with my mother was pure Hell and there is really no other way to describe it. Until I was eleven years old which is when my first half sister was born I was the only thing she focused on it seemed to me. I had to have the perfect outfit, the perfect hair but the main things that I remember to be troubling is the fact that I was not as good in school as she was and she simply could not understand why. And for the life of me, I could not live up to her expectations. She wanted A's and maybe a few B's; I brought home an occasional B but mostly C's and sometimes D's. That was simply not good enough. There must be something amiss! She would exclaim. For some reason your brain doesn't understand. So...my brain was...is....broken? Her judgments of what a daughter, her daughter should look like failed her. I had brown hair and brown eyes like my father and I've always thought I reminded her too much of her own sins. Of the judgments she received from everyone because I wasn't blond hair and hazel eyes like her and I looked more so like my father and his side of the family her sins were harder to hide. She couldn't take the eyes on the back of her head in the pew at church or the whispers in the grocery store coming from the other aisle. Did you hear...? People always whisper and look at you as if you aren't even there. I received those stares and whispers too. Then, to make matters worse I was not as smart as her in school and struggled quite a bit. I was socially awkward too and although I did have a handful of friends making them was clearly not my strong point. I was not much like her at all and that was distressing I suppose. We fought a lot...mostly about school at first. I'm told when I was very young she and I actually somewhat got along but when school started and it was made apparent I was not the child she asked God for, she'd been cheated somehow the fights began. Or maybe it's that she never really wanted me to begin with seeing as she was so young and then I was so...different... and she so young and she didn't know what to do with me or how to be my mother. Maybe it's both...either way things did not go as they should have. She, under the guise of helping me, started taking me to doctor after doctor to sort out what was wrong with me and why couldn't I understand my school work? Why did she and I stay up until midnight almost nightly trying to get my homework done? Why was every session of homework a screaming match? Why when I didn't get my spelling words right could she not make me understand? Why was math so hard for me that I had taken to cheating just to please her? Just so she would think I understood. This was back in the 90's and diagnosing everyone with ADD was quite popular so finally that is the diagnoses we got and so began my journey with Ritalin, Adderall, etc. And oh what a fun journey that was....
By Lindsey Altom3 years ago in Families
Older Siblings Suffer More From Parental Conflicts
Are you the oldest of your siblings? If so, you may well have found this role uncomfortable at some point. That's because being an older sibling often means you have to grow up faster and possibly take on responsibilities earlier than you should. It may even be that you have developed a more authoritative personality, or that you try to help everyone and anyone.
By Bimal kanta moharana3 years ago in Families
The Power of Love
Love is often portrayed as a feeling of euphoria, a dizzying sensation that overwhelms our senses and takes over our hearts. But love is much more than just a feeling. It is a complex and multifaceted emotion that takes on many forms and has a profound impact on our lives. From the love we feel for our family and friends to the romantic love we share with a partner, love is a fundamental aspect of the human experience. In this blog, we'll explore the different forms of love, the science behind love, its impact on mental health, the importance of self-love, nurturing love in relationships, and the transformative power of love.
By ethics with AI3 years ago in Families
Co-Parenting After Divorce: Strategies for Effective Communication and Collaboration
Everyone who is engaged in the process of getting a divorce may go through tremendously difficult times, but the children are likely to have the most difficult experience overall. It’s likely that co-parenting after a divorce will be just as challenging as parenting by yourself, but it’s very important to keep the lines of communication open and work together with your ex-spouse for the sake of your children’s happiness and welfare. In the following paragraphs, we are going to go more deeply into the contentious topic of co-parenting after a divorce and investigate the wide variety of approaches that have been shown to be useful. Provide open channels of communication amongst all of the people involved. When it comes to properly co-parenting a child, having the ability to communicate in a way that is both clear and effective is very crucial. Setting up open lines of communication with your ex-spouse is one way to make sure you’re both on the same page and reduce the chance of misunderstandings.This might be done through the use of texting, emailing, or an application that was specifically designed for the goal of facilitating communication between co-parents. It is very important that all communication be kept professional and respectful at all times, with the main focus being on your children’s needs and safety.It is essential that a pleasant and professional tone be maintained throughout every correspondence. Develop a strategy for how the responsibilities of parenting will be split up. A co-parenting plan is a formal agreement between you and your ex-spouse that outlines how the two of you will split up the parental responsibilities for your children. This type of plan is typically created after a divorce. Often, this kind of plan is formed after a divorce or some other sort of action involving family law. This plan may include extra components in addition to the channels for communication. Some examples of these additional components include visitation schedules, holiday and event calendars, and instructions for special occasion event planning. It is possible that having a co-parenting agreement that has been carefully prepared might help reduce the number of conflicts that take place and give clarity for everyone concerned. Everyone who is involved may stand to benefit from this. It is essential that you give careful consideration to the things that your children require. If you and your ex-spouse have decided to co-parent your children after the divorce, it is imperative that you put the needs of your children at the top of your list of priorities. In order to achieve this objective, it is vital to put aside any personal disagreements and concentrate instead on what is most beneficial for the health and happiness of the children who are a part of the family. You should keep in mind that the needs your children have right now may change in the future. To meet your children’s constantly changing needs, you have to be able to change and adapt.This is because you have to be adaptable and flexible to meet the needs of your children, which change all the time. Recognize one another’s approaches to parenting, honor them, and treat them with respect while doing so. It is crucial for parents to have a healthy regard for one another’s techniques of child upbringing, even if those methods are different from the parent’s own methods of child rearing. This is because children learn best by having several models of how to behave. Always keep in mind that despite your divorce, you and the other parent of your children care deeply about their wellbeing and happiness, and you want the very best for them. Keep in mind that this is true for both of you. It is crucial to find a method to work together on projects, and it does not matter if you and your spouse do not always agree on everything. What matters is that you find a way to work together. Use helpful resources throughout your work. If a couple decides to get divorced, it can be hard to figure out how to share parenting duties with the other parent. However, there are groups that can help with this. In order to get assistance with this matter, you might want to think about consulting a family counselor or going to a support group for co-parenting. All of these options are available to you. These resources have the ability to provide you with guidance and support, as well as aid in navigating the challenges that come with co-parenting after a divorce, and they can also help you find solutions to the difficulties that arise. Additionally, they can assist in navigating the challenges that come with co-parenting after a divorce. Always put your own health and safety at the forefront of your thoughts. It is important that you keep in mind the necessity of looking out for yourself in addition to the other individuals in your immediate environment. Co-parenting after a divorce can be very exhausting, so it’s important to put your own health and happiness ahead of everything else right now. If you do this, you will be able to get through this challenging period. Spend some of your time doing things that are good for your health, such as going for a walk, learning how to meditate, or spending time with the people in your life who are important to you, such as your family and friends. These are all activities that may help you live a longer, healthier life. After a divorce, you’ll find that you’re in a much better position to handle the challenges that come with sharing parental responsibilities for your children if you make it a priority to put your own needs first and foremost. If you don’t, you might find that you’re unable to effectively parent your children. To sum up, for co-parenting to work after a divorce, everyone needs to be able to talk to each other well, work together, and pay constant attention to the needs of the children. Also, the main goal must always be to meet their needs. You and your ex-spouse may be able to work together to give your children a safe and loving home if you and your ex-spouse set up clear lines of communication, make a co-parenting plan, focus on your children’s needs, respect each other’s parenting styles, use helpful resources, and take care of yourself. It’s important to remember that co-parenting after a divorce is a long process that requires patience, flexibility, and a strong commitment to working together for the sake of your children. It is important to keep this in mind because it is important to remember that co-parenting after a divorce is a journey.
By Marius Piticas3 years ago in Families
Navigating Divorce: Guidelines for a Smooth Transition
Divorce is likely to be one of the most difficult experiences that a person will ever have to go through in their lifetime. It is also one of the most common life events. It is a life-altering event that has the potential to have a major effect on an individual’s emotional well-being, physical well-being, and financial well-being all at the same time. It is a form of experience that has the potential to produce these results. On the other hand, it is possible to navigate the process of getting a divorce and emerge on the other side with a smooth transition if one plans ahead carefully and employs the appropriate strategies. This is something that can be accomplished by employing the appropriate strategies and successfully navigating the process of getting a divorce. If one is able to successfully navigate the process of divorce and come out on the other side, then they will be in a better position to make this adjustment. In the following paragraphs, we will provide some more suggestions for effectively managing the process of getting a divorce and ensuring that everything goes as smoothly as it possibly can. While going through the process of getting a divorce, one of the most essential things you need to keep in mind is how it will affect your money. This is one of the most crucial things you need to keep in mind when going through the process. To make good plans for the future, it is very important to have a full understanding of your current financial situation. This should include your assets, income, and expenses.This is one of the most critical conditions that must be met before attempting to do so. It is possible that achieving this objective will require you to collaborate with a financial planner or adviser in order to assist in the formulation of a budget, the development of a strategy for long-term financial stability, and the attainment of confidence that your assets will be protected during the process of dissolving your marriage. In the course of going through the procedure of getting a divorce, there is one more thing that you need to keep in mind, and that is the potential influence it will have on your professional life. If you already have a job, it may be difficult to find a balance between the requirements of your employment and the psychological and logistical demands that come with going through the process of seeking a divorce, especially if you are the primary breadwinner in the household. Even so, you should put your job ahead of everything else in your life and make it a top priority to keep a strong work ethic, even though things are hard right now. This might entail looking for support from your fellow employees, taking advantage of flexible work arrangements, or studying other employment options that are in line with your personal and professional goals. When going through the process of getting divorced, it is essential to prioritize taking care of yourself and developing healthy coping mechanisms for the stress that you may experience. This might mean engaging in physical activity on a regular basis, making a commitment to a mindfulness or meditation practice, or seeking the help of a therapist or another mental health practitioner. It is vital to keep in mind that going through a divorce may be an emotional rollercoaster, and it is of the utmost importance to take care of yourself during this time in order to keep your composure and maintain an objective point of view. When a couple is in the process of getting divorced, one of the most essential things for them to think about is how they will split up the parental responsibilities for their children. This is one of the most crucial things for them to think about. It is of the utmost importance to place the needs of your children at the top of the priority list and to collaborate with the other parent in order to build a parenting plan that is satisfying for everyone involved in the situation. In addition, it is of the utmost importance to make the needs of your children the primary focus of your attention. You may want to consider working with a parenting coach or mediator in order to accomplish this objective. These professionals can help you navigate difficult conversations and assist you in developing a strategy that places the wellbeing and contentment of your children at the very top of the list of priorities. It is quite important, when going through the procedure of getting a divorce, to focus your attention on the long-term ramifications of the choices you are making. Even though it may be tempting to focus on short-term goals like getting the best possible financial settlement or custody arrangement, it is important to think about how your actions will affect you in the long run. For example, even though it may be tempting to focus on short-term goals like getting the best possible financial settlement or custody arrangement. Even though it might be easier to focus on short-term goals, this is still the case. For example, it might be tempting to try to get the best possible financial settlement or custody arrangement.But this is not always the best course of action. In this situation, it may be helpful to seek the counsel of a lawyer or a mediator in order to ensure that the decisions you make are legally compliant and will lead to the achievement of your long-term goals. To sum up, going through the paperwork needed to get a divorce can be stressful and upsetting for some people. Still, it is possible to have a smooth transition after a divorce if enough self-care and long-term goals are put first, if the right steps are taken to prepare, and if good communication is kept up during the process. You will be able to face the obstacles that come along with getting a divorce and go on with self-assurance and resiliency if you prioritize working collaboratively with your co-parent, getting help from specialists, and putting your job and finances first.
By Raluca Paula Piticas3 years ago in Families
My Future Kid
My Future Kid is a platform that offers personalized fertility and family planning services to couples and individuals who are looking to start a family. In this review, I will examine the features and benefits of My Future Kid, as well as what to expect when using their services. My Future Kid offers a unique and valuable service for those who are looking to start a family.
By Payton Mitchell3 years ago in Families
Single Mom
Family is the backbone of our society, and it provides us with love, support, and a sense of belonging. However, no family is perfect, and every family has its share of issues. Whether it's conflicts between family members, financial troubles, or other challenges, these issues can be very stressful and challenging to deal with.
By Nabeel Nomani3 years ago in Families
