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Posted 11/10/2009 @ 11:14:06 am by plentyofdivorcees.com
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Going through a divorce cannot be an easy ordeal to cope with. It doesn't matter how many bad times there were during the marriage, there had to be some good times as well. If there are children involved it will be much more difficult. Which of you initiated the divorce proceedings really doesn't make a difference in how you will feel about splitting up. You will probably feel as if your whole world has just turned upside down and you will have all sorts of painful feelings. Even in the midst of the sadness of the divorce, you will have an opportunity to learn from the experience and grow into a stronger and wiser person.
A divorce is painful even when the relationship is no long good. It represents the loss of shared dreams and commitments. You begin a romantic relationship on a high note of excitement and when these relationships fail, we are profoundly disappointed. The breakup or divorce disrupts everything. Your routine and responsibilities. the relationship with extended family, your home and your friends, and even your own identity. What will your life be like without your partner? Will you end up alone or with someone new. The unknown may seem worse than the unhappy relationship.
It is important to know that you can and will recover from a divorce even tho it is difficult. Healing takes time, so be patient with yourself, it will come with time. The breakup or divorce of a relationship involves multiple losses. Therefore, grief is a natural reaction to those losses. Feeling the pain of these losses may be scary. The pain of grief is exactly what helps you let go of the old relationship and move on. No matter how strong your grief, it won't last forever