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  1. – When you divorce a spouse, you divorced THE SPO– USE. Not the kids. So the kids are STILL apart of the PARENT(S) lives. Meaning they will be present. If you can’t handle that, maybe you shouldn’t become involved with someone who has children, from previous relationships.
    – I do NOT want him/her back. REREAD THAT! If I wanted them, I wouldn’t have gone through the year-long process of DIVORCING them. I also would’ve saved myself the lawyer costs. We got divorced because WE WERE NOT WORKING TOGETHER. We NEEDED to split-up. I don’t find, that I like making mistakes repeatedly.
    – I’m not jealous of your relationship with him. I tried to have one with him. I tried. It didn’t work. So why would I be envious that you “have” him. I had him too, I’m okay with the fact he moved on. I will too, in one way or another.
    – This is not a competition. We are not constants of ” BLANK’S NEXT TOP WIFE”. So if you think I put on lip-liner because of him, you’re wrong. I spoil MYSELF, for MY benefit, alone. Sometimes, you just wanna wear the damn lipliner, okay? It doesn’t mean I’m going to suck his d**k. It just means, I know who deserves to be spoiled, okay?

    Too many women see being with someone’s EX-spouse, as a competition. It isn’t. You are NOT trying to win them back. You’re trying to co-parent and present a good front to the kids. That’s it and that’s all. If they think anything more, that says more about them AND their relationship VS you. Plain and simple.

  2. Doesn’t it feel good to just let it out. Oh my gosh, I cannot imagine the crap you are having to go through. I cannot wait until you can actually move and be away from him.

    1. Thanks, in order to move on, I need to get it out. So this series will help me 🙂

  3. I am sorry you are going through this. It must be incredibly difficult. (((Hugs))) momma!

  4. Amen, Momma! This is some powerful advice. I love your candor & your “keeping it real” attitude. Wishing you and yours the best.

  5. So very true! My ex’s first girlfriend was a nightmare to my children, especially my daughter. I can’t tell how many times she called me crying over that freaking woman. I couldn’t imagine why he didn’t dump her, and I frequently told him this. Who lets somebody treat your kids like crap? She even came into my house without my permission when she was with him, when he dropped my kids off. WTH? I literally just found her in my bathroom. Thankfully that ended, and he found a woman with 3 kids who, as a step mom, is cool just being a friend to my kids.

  6. Even though I’m not divorced i love this! And honestly I think most of these are pretty true for divorced couples!

  7. This is a great post. I enjoyed reading it. I would print this out for any potential girlfriends in the future. It will make things pretty clear from the beginning.

  8. Loved reading this! You have a great attitude. Good for you for stating up front you don’t want him back. No need for any new woman to feel threatened 🙂

  9. wrightbrittany says:

    I’m so excited to see what this series brings! I also split up 8 months ago and have been dying to write about it, but I just don’t have enough jam.. and there isn’t much I won’t write about LOL Maybe you’ll inspire me 🙂 these are hilarious btw!

    1. You’re more than welcome to join in.. we can cross post! haha Once my divorce is done & over, there will be more posts! lol