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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's been that way forever. I'm divorced for 7 years now and my ex-wife would foolishly come here for relationship advice. She got some of the juice to instigate a divorce (as well as horrible legal advice) right on this forum. I post here to try to give a wake-up call to women who think divorce is going to be great, and a judge is going to hand them everything. My ex is currently 100 pounds overweight, single, living in a home that smells like cat urine, and the kids don't respect her. If you value marriage at all I'd leave this place and never come back. [/quote] Yeah, that is NOT the norm of post-divorce life for women.[/quote] As a man in his mid-50s who dates, I'd say many divorced women my age are as described above. About 2 percent seem to be thin, sane, and financially stable. Quite a few of them should have just hung onto their husbands. [/quote] I’m not thin, but I’m sane and divorced men were content with that. I didn’t struggle with finding dates because I was happy! I’m happily remarried and XH is now twice divorced.[/quote] Don't bother responding to the incels.[/quote]
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