>On a serious note though, a large percentage of these 30 something
>women keep struggling after leaving their families, while the guys
>handling the aftermath move towards stability and happier lives, or
>atleast way quicker than these Gals.
I agree with you when it comes to the guys finding more stability .
Nice house , nice car and the day job continues to be stable .
The online retail thing I started (after my divorce ) is doing great .
I make my house payments 2 month's in advance . Every thing is working
out so good in a way that could never have been possible if , I was still
married
to the daughter of Satan . My question is ,
When doe's the happiness kick in ?
I am still the most unhappy , distrusting , shut in , nasty pr!ck on the
plannet
since , my divorce . Ain't no point to gloat over my ex's crapy living
condition's these days .
It doesn't make me feel any better about my empty usless life .
>> > And lasty, I was troubled to hear some close former friends with three
>> > small
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> handling the aftermath move towards stability and happier lives, or
> atleast way quicker than these Gals.
WantonZoo - 30 Jul 2006 15:03 GMT
I'm slowly finding happiness in discovering new things hobbies, etc. I work
at home and what helps is to force yourself to go out into a social
situation at least once time a day. At first its hard but soon its not.
> >On a serious note though, a large percentage of these 30 something
> >women keep struggling after leaving their families, while the guys
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> > handling the aftermath move towards stability and happier lives, or
> > atleast way quicker than these Gals.