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woman standing in a kitchen staring at a pool of spilt coffee

She told me her divorce was simple. I learnt otherwise.

The wedding was beautiful, the party was fun, and still there lingered a sense of why did he wait so long. She shelved her grievances until one night, whilst doing the dishes and having a cup of tea they started to bicker and out of the blue Martin said...

I could have this many siblings. I don't want to know.

I could have this many siblings. I don't want to know.

How many siblings does she have? She doesn't know and she doesn't want to know. She has taken herself off all social media to avoid being contacted by the many more lurking out there.

A place with a slice of burnt toast, butter in a dish and a silver knife

He never cared for me when we were married, & divorce made him nastier.

It took another two years for me to say out loud to myself 'I want a divorce' and to actually call a lawyer. I threatened divorce all the time, assuring him that one day he would have to be a parent that turns up.

girl smiling at her dad on his lap on a swing.

My divorce set-up looks perfect to you.

He changed his career to something with fewer office hours and more availability. Now he works from home on the days he has her which is 50% of the year.

A man and woman standing in front of an empty crib staring at the ocean

We divorced when I realised he didn't want to be a father.

I met my husband at a work event, American-born with Iranian parents. It was as though we spoke the same language. He understood my ways, and I learnt the American ways through him. He was privileged and seemed to know everything about anything.

I found my wife interesting at first sight.

I found my wife interesting at first sight.

I was nearing 40 and I had already dated enough women to know what wasn't right for me and I knew what I wanted for my future.