Divorce accepté
Divorce accepté
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The people who we asked to testify about their divorce were first accepted with gusto.Far from the dramatic stories and squalid settling of scores, a number of ‘good divorce‘ agreed to testify to their successful separation. They do not want to be photographed, mainly to protect their children from their past, but they agreed to talk.
Yet, throughout the conversation, darkening their mines, their statements were being hesitant. Finally, the ex stopped talking: they did not feel so comfortable to go back on this period. Emotions far more painful than they would have imagined reached the surface. As if a rupture, regardless of the delicacy and intelligence available to loosen the bonds, carrying about such feelings of failure, violence, regret, he remains difficult to recall without pain, even years later. While some are proud to have avoided the worst, they are little able to proclaim: ‘I got my divorce! Marianne and Roland are among those rare gems. Here is their testimony.
‘I think our separation went well because I had no real complaints against Roland except that our marriage was on rails and I was getting bored. I need that life has good taste, whether in relief. We argued a lot but on frivolous things because, ultimately, I could not stand was to be married. So from the time Roland was generous enough to talk about divorce – what I would have never dared to do because of guilt vis-à-vis the children – I have not seen him in the enemy . Instead, I found all the esteem and affection I had for him before.
As has been great on the logistics, in compensation, even if it does not suit me, it takes children as often as desired. And I never allow myself thinking, although I find that the layer a bit later, he did not eat as balanced a way as me or that they made too many gifts.I do not say a word about the woman he now attends. The key for me is that my children have a good image of their father as much as their mother. I got my reward the other day when my 8 year old son told me in the street when we had to laugh I do not know what ‘Right now, Mom, I feel happy. ‘There I knew we had avoided the worst. ‘
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‘The last three years of our life together has been such a succession of fights when I pronounced the word’ separation ‘, this was a huge relief for us both. And then I took to heart for kids like myself to finish this story properly, even if protecting Marianne was not my priority because I am responsible for our divorce.It is one of those women who think because they say no emancipation. I quickly realized that if I stood my ground, there would be war. Also the last act of love I had for it was to defer to her to the concrete, to ask her what she deemed as proper arrangement. She wanted to keep the apartment that children do not lose their bearings, plus a monthly important because it does not win a regular life – otherwise it would have had to rely on his parents. I found it heavy, a bit unfair, but I took it upon myself. And I agreed.
My friends called me crazy, but I did not look particularly our arrangements with other divorced because, among other things, the battle always takes place around finance. What fair play is a gift I got and I’ve done to my children. I’m proud of myself because, thanks to that attitude, I knew we protect too violent conflicts.And we meet, Marianne and me in peace. ‘