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SUMMARY: Things I Learned About Myself, Post-Divorce
NAME: Things I Learned About Myself, Post-Divorce
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 (https://comunreseau.fr/?api/upload&file=postdivorce.jpg)\nYou don’t 
 always enter into monumental breakups hoping you’ll come out of it a 
 better person. Sometimes you do, I guess, but just as often I think there 
 are a lot of people who don’t.\n\nTo stand around and blame someone else 
 for the collapse of a shared dream is just spreading tragedy on 
 tragedy.\n\nSo in the wake of my divorce this past January, I said to hell 
 with all that: I’m going to revisit my married self and study me like a 
 book. Sure, I wanted to get a better understanding of where I’d messed 
 up, but I also wanted to acknowledge some things about me that are good 
 too, things I might have lost sight of at a time when I wasn’t feeling 
 all that spectacular about myself.\n\n Sponsored Ads \nLooking For Divorced 
 Singles? Try Loveawake free dating site:  \nMeet Divorced Singles in 
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 age=53)\nHere are some things that I’ve learned from living though the 
 first fresh months of brand new divorce. I hope it inspires at least a few 
 folks, because the way I see it, when you’re going through one of the 
 worst times in your life, acknowledging your own past is really the coolest 
 way to embrace all that future coming your way.\n\n1. I’m difficult 
 sometimes\nI can be tough to be around. I know, right? Surprise! But I 
 don’t think I ever wanted to admit that to myself when I was married. 
 Everyone has things that rub their partner the wrong way, and that’s 
 fine. But listening to what your wife or husband says to you about that 
 stuff instead of denying it can be a real game changer in the way love 
 rolls.\n\n2. I am marriage material\nLooking back, as funny as it sounds, I 
 know now that I’ve got what it takes to stay in a marriage. I never 
 really wanted out of mine — almost to a fault, I guess. I believe in the 
 institution, even if I think that we all need a way more modern version of 
 marriage these days. But I know that I never dreamed of divorce even at our 
 roughest patches. That’s insane in a lot of ways, but there you go. I dug 
 being married, I really enjoyed having a so-called partner in 
 crime.\n\nThat being said, I’ll be the first to admit I’ll probably 
 never get married again. As much as I love the idea of marriage and get 
 excited when I see other people getting hitched on Facebook or a bride and 
 groom standing out front the local church on a Saturday afternoon, I’ve 
 come to the realization that I don’t think marriage is in my best 
 interest.\n\nLook, I loved playing baseball when I was a kid too, but I 
 gave up on the Big Leagues when I was around 11.\n\n3. I’m really, really 
 good at self-criticism\nI rarely mess around with denial anymore, 
 preferring to stare myself down until I can admit my shortcomings and where 
 I went wrong. It isn’t ever easy, and I’m willing to admit that I get 
 hung up on certain things, never acknowledging as much as I want to be 
 acknowledging about myself. But I try, and I’m really good at it 
 now.\n\n4. I was an okay husband\nI think I wanted to tell myself that I 
 had been the worst fellow who had ever called himself a husband, just to 
 make it easier to understand and deal with what had happened. But after 
 processing everything a bit more, I feel differently.\n\nNow I’ll be the 
 first to admit that I sucked at so much in my marriage. There were so many 
 times I could have been a better listener or a more compassionate friend, 
 so many times I could have bitten my tongue and not said hurtful 
 things.\n\nBut I was still okay. I loved her for real; I just didn’t have 
 the tools I’m starting to find now.\n\n5. I don’t need anyone else to 
 be happy\nThis is huge for me. Pre-divorce, I really thought that I 
 couldn’t live a normal life if I wasn’t married. I really think I 
 thought I might die or something. But as it turns out: I kind of love this 
 whole single dad world I’m living in these days. Oh, it’s a fiasco in a 
 thousand different ways, I assure you. However, I’m as happy as I’ve 
 been in a while, even when I’m not happy. Why? Because if I’m not 
 happy, I’ve got no one I can possibly blame but me.\n\nI loved being 
 married. Now, I love being single. Funny how life works sometimes, 
 huh?\n\n6. I was an angry person\nIn my marriage, anger was common. Fights 
 were regular, and tempers were easy to light. I was an angry, young man 
 when I got married and that sucks. For my ex and for me. And for our kids, 
 too. While it’s over now and I can’t change the past, I am sad for it. 
 For losing something that might have lasted forever (or at least like 20 
 more years).\n\nThat sadness comes with me recognizing that I was a man on 
 fire way too often. I never want to be that way again. It’s easier said 
 than done, of course — personal change takes a ton of work — but I’m 
 aware of that now.\n\nAnd you know what?\n\nThat’s pretty much everything 
 when it comes to learning from your own divorce, don’t you 
 think?\r\nSource: 
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