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“…the one that you have now is not your husband…” John 4:18 I’m ashamed to contribute to this blog. Other contributors are genuine innocent victims
April 6, 2016
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“…the one that you have now is not your husband…” John 4:18 I’m ashamed to contribute to this blog. Other contributors are genuine innocent victims
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When I was 13, my mom began an affair with an old boyfriend, who she ran into at a reunion. She eventually divorced my dad,
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My mother left when I was six. My sister and I went to a beautiful old house we called “the home” – a group home
I am a child of divorce. I am a 52 year old father of three children. I am married but in a mixed marriage. We
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I am a sixty-one year old adult child of divorce. My parents divorced in 1956 when I was two years old. My mother remarried in
by s.f. (ny, ny) When parents don’t love each other, they don’t love each others family. when they don’t love each other’s family, they don’t
I just want to say what my reaction was when I understood that night, when I was seven, what was the meaning of
“Honestly I’m devastated by my sister’s divorce. But I’ll never tell her how much I miss my brother in law :/” We found this sad
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