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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because no matter what reason, it's a pain to go through the divorce process, no?

If you don't anyone to feel sorry for you, just indicate that it's the best decision for you. If someone tells me they're getting divorced without adding some qualifier or extra tidbit like that, I'd say sorry too. [/quote]

No, it does not have to be a pain. I felt that divorce was easy. The marriage was horrible.

I hate it when people say this. It is astonishing they don't realize 1 person wanted the divorce and is far from sorry.

I say: "I'm not sorry. Why are you?" It shuts this crap right down.[/quote]

That’s a pretty hostile response to someone just trying to be nice. Yikes. I bet it sure does shut them right down. Why be so abrasive to someone who hasn’t done anything other than try to be nice?[/quote]

I don't think it is "nice" to say "I'm sorry." [/quote]

I can kind of see why you’re getting divorced. When I say it it’s because I’m sorry your life didn’t go as you expected, because most normal people don’t enter a marriage expecting it not to work out. This is also for more casual acquaintances. If I’d been witness to all the drama and you’re close to me, I would most likely say “it’s about damn time”.[/quote]

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