#postdivorce

[selkyle24]

Avoiding Conflict With Your Former Spouse

Is your ex still picking fights after the divorce? Their unresolved emotions aren't your burden to carry. Focus on what you can control—your behavior, emotions and reactions. Sometimes the most powerful response is choosing peace over being right.

[philipgoldbergpc]

Post Divorce Attorney Denver

Philip Goldberg PC provides expert legal guidance and support for individuals navigating the complexities of post-divorce matters. Trust in our experience to protect your rights and achieve the best possible outcome.

[bandtrees]

iv been doing a lot of ddadds reminiscing lately. that game is very very close to my heart and has been for years - it's kind of surreal to return to the fancontent i made for it having grown a bit, and seeing precisely why i latched onto mary as a character as much as i did. (hmm, the guy who'd just gotten out of a bad relationship and was also an unknowing aroace latched onto the character with relationship troubles and conflicts about presenting as someone in love, who would've thought?) (also she's autistic) (i'll still fight people on this)

mary still continues to be one of my favorite characters of all time - and i still have dream daddy to thank for a lot. it's just such a genuinely warm and sweet and funny game. it's got such a kind and lackadaisical approach to adulthood that spoke to and continues to speak to me a lot as someone kind of terrified of growing up, in a lot of ways. and despite being such a silly game, joseph's ideals of the "margarita zone" spoke to me way more than i care to admit.

i wonder if the people i'd shared ddadds servers with and the like, way back in 2019, are doing well. i wonder if the old friend i did that batshit insane mary-damien cult ending rp with that read like a damn slasher film remembers it at all. i hope the people i talked about my ocs with are doing well. i hope the mary rper i lurked on the blog of is doing well. i hope the person who made the official character spotify playlist knows how much they shaped my music taste and how much i listen to them to this day. i hope the developers of this game know it's more than a silly gimmick dating sim that was popular for a year to people. (i hope they know how much damn gender euphoria it gives me lol)

i'm a huge sap with my fandoms in general. but dream daddy's such a spot of comfort for me even now. i still think about it, and maybe one day i'll properly revisit it. and i know i'm going to be so insufferable about it when i do. my own special little margarita zone.

[oensible]

cody ceci looking defensively tight tn its the postdivorce (trade) exwife glow

[romansbookshelfofelves]

I have finals and I've also never animated a thing in my damn life so just listen to this and picture a super duper awesome anxciet post-divorce animatic ok?

[boysdontcryboycry]

just saw evil dead rise and God. many thoughts still jumbling but like. im gonna go look for a good copy online because They Have The Same Bathroom as the wheelers and i need yall 2 see it . this family is toooo similar to the wheelers and I Mean Specifically The Wheelers postdivorce if karen was a tattoo artist at least lol. also lowkey manifestationgate sweep. the keys................... the shining reference! the vault/tomb under the apartment basement........ whatever the fuck is under the library............ those people at the lake that i missed the entire context for because of traffic.......... lovers lake...........

[principleofplenitude]

Improving work-life balance is probably worthwhile and good for plenty of reasons. But very little evidence shows that it would have much effect on fertility. For example, when men help more at home, fertility doesn’t rise, one 2018 study found. And although policies to support work and family do boost fertility, their cost is pretty high for fairly modest effects (though they may have other valuable benefits: Child allowances, for example, reduce child poverty). The ideal way to test the connection would be to randomly give some people a much better set of work-life arrangements and then see whether their family behaviors change. This would be hard to do, but as it happens, something like this random improvement in work-life balance actually occurs—when people win the lottery. What happens when you win the lottery? Obviously, you get a considerable amount of money. Maybe you buy a new car, or a house, or pay off some debts. But you can also use your new wealth to establish a better work-life-balance: hire a cleaning service or a nanny, or cut back on work hours. Large random transfers of wealth are a nice way to test the materialist account of fertility. If receiving a pile of cash makes people have more babies, then maybe work-life balance matters a lot: More income from less demanding work would boost births. But if lottery winnings don’t increase fertility, maybe the work-life-balance theory needs some adjustment. A team of economists studying a large pool of lottery players in Sweden found that when men win the lottery, they become a lot likelier than demographically similar lottery losers to get married (if they were lower-income and unmarried before their win), and they have more children. On its face, that supports the work-life-balance idea. But when women win the lottery, the only big change in their behavior is divorce: Divorce rates for women almost double in the first couple of years after winning the lottery. The authors offer some straightforward explanations. When the men became wealthier, they became more desirable partners; their marriage rate increased by a third. Their increased fertility (an increase of about 13 percent) was itself largely attributable to the effect of being married, because being married tends to cause higher fertility, especially for men. The extra wealth apparently had no major effect on women’s desirability as partners, but—because Swedish law allows lottery winners to hold on to most of the winnings—had perhaps a big effect on their expectations for a postdivorce standard of living, enabling them to feel more confident about exiting a marriage. Helpfully, the study authors showed that their conclusions matched the findings of another study of lotteries in the United States. It found that winning made both men and women more likely to marry, but that the effect was stronger for men, and that while it decreased divorce rates for men, it increased them for women. Men seem to use their newfound resources to build families, while women use them to exit families.

“Would You Have a Baby If You Won the Lottery?” from The Atlantic

[panic-sl0th]

Hi and studies are proving it's not actually the divorce itself but how the parents treat each other both during and after the divorce, healthy co-parenting improves outcomes for children of divorce

(proof)

"You shouldn't get divorced because kids from single parent homes have worse outcomes" or hear me out we can improve the resources available for single parents and get rid of the societal stigma against them. Because even if you fucking hate divorce for some weird reason kids with only one parent will always exist and they deserve better.

[koherston]

Failure to Change Beneficiary of Retirement Account Leads to Summary Judgment in Cookeville, Tennessee Postdivorce Dispute: Estate of Birdwell v. O’Dell

What happens to the beneficiary of a financial account after a divorce in Tennessee?

Facts: Ex-Husband and Ex-Wife divorced in 2015. Ex-Wife was the designated beneficiary of Husband’s retirement account. Their marital dissolution agreement (“MDA”) said: The parties agree that they will receive their own separate savings, checking, retirement, or any other accounts that are currently maintained in their name. Husband has a retirement account with TIAA-CREF which shall be the…

[milfpaul]

john at paul postdivorce mid-breakdown peak-obsession

[newsssc]

Ali Wong Shares How Bill Hader Wooed Her Postdivorce: “I Did Fall in Love Again”

It may be called Single Lady, but Ali Wong’s fourth Netflix special, which debuted on Netflix October 8, is bookended by her love story with Bill Hader. Following the end of her eight-year marriage to Justin Hakuta in 2022, Wong and Hader briefly dated before confirming their relationship in April 2023. Since then, the couple has attended the Golden Globes and Emmys, where Wong won respective…

[recentlyheardcom]

Ali Wong Shares How Bill Hader Wooed Her Postdivorce: “I Did Fall in Love Again”

It may be called Single Lady, but Ali Wong’s fourth Netflix special, which debuted on Netflix October 8, is bookended by her love story with Bill Hader. Following the end of her eight-year marriage to Justin Hakuta in 2022, Wong and Hader briefly dated before confirming their relationship in April 2023. Since then, the couple has attended the Golden Globes and Emmys, where Wong won respective…

[cyarskj52]

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cici.loves.you Yooooo, the way girlie is making me cryyyyyy 🥹🥹🥹

She has given everything to make her marriage work. This confessional is so powerful and vulnerable a the same time. I think a lot of people are able to relate to this moment.. 🥲 ugh, secrets revealed tonight.. are we ready? #vanderpumprules

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[globalcourant]

Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler post-divorce comments

Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler post-divorce comments

But now that their settlement has been finalized, Cutler says he celebrated. “When the settlement came through, I threw a party,” he said on his podcast, “Uncut With Jay Cutler.” “I don’t recommend divorce for anybody. I’m just gonna go ahead and say that, but, um, it worked out. It worked out for Kristin. It worked out for me, so it is what it is,” he added. Cavallari ran into TMZ, who asked her…

[byangelsofpassion]

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[fauvester]

ouuuuuu chishig and their bappy and their chrabi nephew

after hiro leaves the family his brothercousin ryota really starts manifesting his dabi genes