Anonymous
When is the time to walk away? These happily divorced women held out hope for healing — until they released fear and acted in self-love.
If I hadn’t ignored them, I could have confronted him before encounters between him and his coworker went from innocent to physical.
What my partner said about my changing pubic hair made me view myself — and aging — differently.
The texts between my husband and his pretty, blue-eyed coworker referred to me as ‘the b*tch.’ Here’s what I did next.
At first, my brother and I were glad that our lonely father, in his 80s, had found a gal pal. Then he bought a big house, moved her in and changed his will.
Back then I was too timid to speak up, fearful of getting hurt even more. I bottled up my feelings so my life could go on.
How could I miss the red flags? Here’s what I’ll never do again.
The signs I missed. The shocking discovery. The courage it took to leave, heal and find love.
“It’s not personal. It’s business,” she would say each time I learned she’d undermined my progress on a shared project or badmouthed me to our boss. Here’s how I put the drama and stress behind me.