Lauren Marie’s Blog
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How to Write Through A Breakup
Expressive Writing: 20 minutes, 4 days, 1 event
1 minute read
Vulnerability
This week, we’ll talk about vulnerability. And I’m not looking forward to it. I have a very strong aversion to the world “vulnerable.”
3 minute read
Loneliness
This month, I want to talk about the more subtle things I didn’t realize I needed to tackle prior to dating. The first is loneliness.
4 minute read
Shame of Not Choosing Correctly
The idea of picking a new romantic partner paralyzed me. I can already be a little indecisive. But having to make a life-altering decision like that made me nervous. Especially because in my mind, I’d already messed up this decision once.
4 minute read
Now, He Comes Back
Remember how last week’s post ended saying I had accepted that my marriage was over and that my ex and I would not be reuniting? Well, like a typical man, he could tell I was prepared to move on and he swooped right in with false hope.
2 minute read
Say "No" to Instagram Stalking
This month (and next actually), I’ll talk about things I did to shed my marital relationship and prepare for a new romantic relationship. The first thing I needed to do was stop social media stalking him. Well, more accurately, stop social media stalking his new girlfriend and friends.
3 minute read
Deciding to Be Friends
One day, I realized I’m going to have to collaborate with my ex for the next decade and a half (at least!). Do I really want these interactions to be anxious for the next few decades? Heck. No.
2 minute read
Trying Not to Bad-Mouth
That co-parents should not bad-mouth one another seems rather obvious. When I put this rule in our settlement agreement, it seemed like a no-brainer. It’d be easy. I didn’t need any further explanation or guidelines. I thought no more about it. Until I wanted to criticize him…
2 minute read
About the Author
I'm Lauren— a mom, a coach's wife, an author, and a storyteller dedicated to helping women navigate life's transitions with strength and grace. Through my writing, I share real stories and practical insights on topics ranging from motherhood and co-parenting to finding purpose after divorce. Join me on this journey as we embrace resilience, humor, and growth in every chapter.
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