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	<title>Comments on: Are Divorce Celebrations a Good Thing?</title>
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		<title>By: annmariefww</title>
		<link>http://freshlyground.wordpress.com/2008/03/19/are-divorce-celebrations-a-good-thing/#comment-636</link>
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		<description>I definitely understand where you are coming from with this blog but I have to say that I have a slightly different mindset, which is very interesting for a person whom was brought up Roman Catholic in catholic school being taught that divorce is unacceptable.  If I have learned anything in my life so far it is that there are very few absolutes if any in terms of people and their relationships with one another.  I understand that when you get married you promise to be with one another for the rest of your lives but people change and things happen and I am a firm believer in you can&#039;t help how you feel.  I would rather two people divorce and move on with their lives then spend the rest of them miserable.  We only get one shot at life why waste even a minute of it, because you will never get that minute back.  I work for www.firstwivesworld.com, it is an online community of support and help for women navigating through the various stages of divorce and life thereafter and I love what I do and I have seen a whole new world of women whom feel like they are getting a whole new shot at life once they get divorced.  The celebration is more about getting yourself out there and healing.  A divorce is a very turbulent time in a person&#039;s life and why do it alone? Celebrate your life and the idea that you were able to get yourself out of something that wasn&#039;t so ideal and begin again.  Check out our website and see all of the amazing women whom have given themselves new starts and how fantastic their take on life is now.

http://www.firstwivesworld.com 

Just my two cents

Ann Marie</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I definitely understand where you are coming from with this blog but I have to say that I have a slightly different mindset, which is very interesting for a person whom was brought up Roman Catholic in catholic school being taught that divorce is unacceptable.  If I have learned anything in my life so far it is that there are very few absolutes if any in terms of people and their relationships with one another.  I understand that when you get married you promise to be with one another for the rest of your lives but people change and things happen and I am a firm believer in you can&#8217;t help how you feel.  I would rather two people divorce and move on with their lives then spend the rest of them miserable.  We only get one shot at life why waste even a minute of it, because you will never get that minute back.  I work for <a href="http://www.firstwivesworld.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.firstwivesworld.com</a>, it is an online community of support and help for women navigating through the various stages of divorce and life thereafter and I love what I do and I have seen a whole new world of women whom feel like they are getting a whole new shot at life once they get divorced.  The celebration is more about getting yourself out there and healing.  A divorce is a very turbulent time in a person&#8217;s life and why do it alone? Celebrate your life and the idea that you were able to get yourself out of something that wasn&#8217;t so ideal and begin again.  Check out our website and see all of the amazing women whom have given themselves new starts and how fantastic their take on life is now.</p>
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<p>Just my two cents</p>
<p>Ann Marie</p>
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		<title>By: pinkladybugs</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:50:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I think that divorce celebrations could be a good thing. My friends are trying to talk me into having one. I wanted to reconcile, but my husband didn&#039;t, and he wants a divorce. Celebrating the divorce might be a good way for me to reaffirm that I am a whole person and that I am capable of going on with my life. I could use the reassurance right now. When we first separated, I was suicidal.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think that divorce celebrations could be a good thing. My friends are trying to talk me into having one. I wanted to reconcile, but my husband didn&#8217;t, and he wants a divorce. Celebrating the divorce might be a good way for me to reaffirm that I am a whole person and that I am capable of going on with my life. I could use the reassurance right now. When we first separated, I was suicidal.</p>
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