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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
How to make the big step an easier one. Living on your own after divorce.
You haven’t lived on your own in a long time — or maybe ever. The idea might frighten or thrill you, or both. Living On Your Own shows you how to manage the transition, and make the most of all the exciting opportunities awaiting you. Go ahead and take the steps to making living on your own after divorce or separation easier for yourself.
In this section you will find:
- Successful ways to see yourself — happily — uncoupled
- Knowing the pitfalls means avoiding them
- Mastering being responsible to oneself
- Being happy being “me”
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A Lawyer for all your family issues.
James H. Allison, an attorney at Hill Allison & DeWeese, specializes in divorce, dissolution of marriages, child custody, general business law, nonprofit corporations, professional corporations, retirement planning and real estate matters.
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Pay Attention-Your Feelings Are Speaking!
Margaret Paul, Ph.D. is the best-selling author and co-author of eight books, including "Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By You?&"Healing Your Aloneness." She is the co-creator of powerful Inner Bonding healing process.This article from www.alumbo.com
We need to learn to acknowledge and give ourselves comfort or reach out for comfort when we are experiencing the painful feelings of life.
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Here's My Story
How does one deal with a person like this?
I am with a man that says he loves me and he loves talking to women on the Internet about stuff. He says he is addicted to sex and feeling loved. I found his profile on MySpace and found out that he was seeing someone else, but would be outraged if I was to even talk about breaking it off with him so he could have his space and I could have mine. How does one deal with a person like this? Is there a way to understand? Addicted to "sex" and "feeling loved" when he wants to be with me but still see other women to. Would it be the right thing to involve other women into our relationship or just move on? I need help with this he wants help but we don't know where to start.
