Lauren Marieβs Blog
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The Relief
Relief came during this process at two different points - once I accepted that my marriage was over, and once my marital settlement agreement was submitted.
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The Confusion
After my ex left, I spent a considerable amount of time trying to figure out what had just happened to me and why. I was constantly wonderingβ¦
3 minute read
The Self-Doubt
Since my husband had left me, a common or logical response would be that I was at fault. Was I not pretty or sexy enough? Not intelligent or accomplished enough? Not a good enough companion or mother?
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The Embarrassment
Because I wasnβt the one who ended the marriage, I felt more embarrassment than shame. I felt embarrassed because I just knew that everyone thought I made poor or rash decisions, wasnβt able to be a good wife or life partner, didnβt know how to pick a good husband, didnβt prioritize my daughterβs wellbeing over my own, or was hiding some great deficiency that would cause a man to leave me.
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Shocking Man-cation Results
My 30-day man-cation has come to an end. And let me tell you, it did not go as expected.
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A 30-Day "Man-cation"
Time to turn to a much lighter and juicier topic - men! Well, more accurately, preparing myself for men after my divorce. This month, for the entire 30 days of June, I will be taking a man-cation.
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It's A Wrap
A little over three months later, I went to check my mail after a long day of work and there was a large manila envelope stuffed in the mailbox. On the very first sheet inside, I saw that our settlement agreement was approved and that as of May 23rd, we were divorced.
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To Change or Not to Change My Name?
When I filed my Response to my exβs Petition for divorce, I had the choice of returning to my maiden name.
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About the Author
I'm Laurenβ 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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Dating after divorce isnβt about rushing into anythingβitβs about doing the work to heal, set boundaries, and know exactly what you want from a partner. When you're truly ready, you'll recognize the difference between settling and choosing a relationship that adds value to your life.