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Any funny divorce stories to cheer me up?

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MSnotMRS · 08/04/2018 18:31

Been reading and taking on board lots of helpful info and shared experiences on this board and it’s been really insightful. Sometimes life can seem pretty bleak and tough.

I thought it would be cheering and inspiring to hear any funny anecdotes from fabulous divorcees/ newly single ladies who have emerged as beautiful and free butterflies.

As I have been with stbxh since I was 14 I am like a teenager trapped in the body of a 35 year old and have literally not been alone or dated before... I have already disgraced myself clambering all over a burly 27 year old in a very public way before legging it like Cinderella and leaving him in a strip club with his weeks wages in his pocket!! I would love a fun fling but don’t know where to start!!
Plus I’ve essentially stuffed my career despite being highly educate I earn less than a 21 year old graduate and can’t even afford
the tummy tuck and boob job id need to contemplate naked fun 😂

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MSnotMRS · 08/04/2018 18:32

Oops posted too soon - anyone have any cringey horrific but funny stories to share?

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Firstworlddramas · 12/04/2018 00:28

Shame no one has added any stories!

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MrsBertBibby · 12/04/2018 08:04

Maybe they don't fancy being Daily Mail fodder.

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MSnotMRS · 12/04/2018 23:53

Not been on MN much before - what happened with daily mail do they do their research here and use it to write horrible anti-feminist/anti humanitarian rot?

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ZenNudist · 12/04/2018 23:56

I think you need to add somethibg to your post saying absolutely do not give permission to share the stirues in the press.

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ZenNudist · 12/04/2018 23:57

Also as you know divorce is not so funny. Like asking for humorous funeral stories.

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AndAlongCameABadger · 13/04/2018 08:16

I’ve also got nothing funny to add. It’s the single most heartbreaking event of my entire life.

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MSnotMRS · 13/04/2018 10:35

Oh sorry was not meaning to cause offence I know it’s not a funny process either I just wondered if anyone had emerged through the other side and could giggle at anything during or after the process. Badly worded I suppose but feel I’m going through a personal transformation as well
As carving up my assets and disentangling my life from a person I care deeply for and have been with over 20 years. Obviously I missed the mark with a humorous tone.
I have found it really hepful being on and reading posts here but sometimes it does feel bleak but I also feel hope and lightness at other times

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MillionWoo · 26/04/2018 16:14

You might be better posting this in Relationships.

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