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maybye you are lonley you need a dog or a friend
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When you first started the "process" of the loss, your mind and body were probably in shock. This is a fairly normal response to trauma and/or stressful situations. Once that psychological shock subsided, your emotions may have become less insulated and you are now allowing yourself (subconsciously) to feel through the process. I may be wrong, though. However, I suggest you keep your chin up and know that you will make it through. You are alive. You will survive.
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release of tension, that's healthy I think. Like taking a shower to clean your soul, there's light at the end of the tunnel so hang in there girly you are almost through
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You are probably grieving the loss. This is normal. You haven't done this yet. Even though you are glad you got the divorce, you have still suffered a loss. Give yourself some time. Give yourself permission to cry, vent, yell, scream, or whatever you need to do to move through this. It will be over soon!
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I went through the same thing. I think we don't realize what a big change it is and how emotionally draining it can be to go through that. You will be fine. Just give it a bit more time, take care of yourself very well and very gently. Soon you will find your footing again.
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Because it's finally over. And it's just the change.
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It's normal. Divorce is like death and you will go through a grieving process. Hang in there. A great book to go get for your self is... The courage to be a single mother. Good luck and you will be all right. It just takes time
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It's because you've lost more then your marriage, you've lost your chance at an ideal marriage with this one person you thought you'd have it with. I'm sure there's a 'the way it should have been' scenario going through your head at times, and that person was unable to give you that. It's okay to grieve, and it's okay to get counseling if you think you need it. You've just got to do what is best for yourself where this is concerned. Mourn it, bury it, then move on to happier times.
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