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Re: Divorce
« Reply #150 on: November 30, 2009, 11:19:28 PM »
   Really sorry to hear about you and Tanya. Wish you both all the best. Fingers take awhile to heal, especially when you cut one off and break the other in about 20 places like I did at work a few months ago. I would have been to Ukraine and back by now if it wasnt for that little incident. >:(
  Anyway AJ, good luck to and hang in there, time really does heal all wounds.

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Re: Divorce
« Reply #151 on: December 01, 2009, 09:12:23 AM »
Hi Facet, thanks.
The divorce was uncontested,self filed by us, and therefor is a fast process in this state.
(simply file, the final hearing can be waved if both agree, papers signed.)
 Currently, we remain friends,
are both of course  saddened at the outcome,
but recognize we had many good years also, and now going forward with our own separate lives.


Sorry about your hand, hope you fully recover!
« Last Edit: December 01, 2009, 09:26:04 AM by AJ »
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Re: Divorce
« Reply #152 on: December 25, 2009, 09:19:16 AM »
As you probably know I've been away. Sometimes you just need a break from this circus. I'm really sorry to hear about all this AJ. You were and will still remain one of my favorite posters here. There are a few here that newbies can put stock on what they say. You are one of the few. Hang in there and if your ever in South Georgia then give me a holler and I'll buy you a beer.

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Re: Divorce
« Reply #153 on: January 16, 2010, 09:23:02 PM »
As you probably know I've been away. Sometimes you just need a break from this circus. I'm really sorry to hear about all this AJ. You were and will still remain one of my favorite posters here. There are a few here that newbies can put stock on what they say. You are one of the few.

Same here, truly one of the best...and all the best no matter what the future brings...

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Re: Divorce
« Reply #154 on: January 17, 2010, 06:42:13 PM »

Sorry to hear this happened. AJ, you are probably one of the kindest and most thoughtful people here. I hope that you soon rebound and find your "second half". You deserve one.



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Re: Divorce
« Reply #155 on: January 31, 2010, 02:54:50 PM »
aj,
i saw your references in other threads to the fact that you are divorced so I had to go back and find this thread to see what happened.  many people are wondering why.  i know why.  most women would have divorced you a long time ago because of your stubborn refusal to use the shift key.

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Seriously, though - for those who wonder why, one can only suggest that the reason this and most divorces, lies hidden somewhere deep in our understanding of what is this mysterious thing we call "love" and why is there a thing called "true love."

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Re: Divorce
« Reply #156 on: January 31, 2010, 06:41:53 PM »
Thanks-
 In this  case both people knew we wern't a good match ,but that dint change how we felt about each other and hoped love would conquer all,
or that ,long term,  life and experience  would simply change our goals and outlooks ,as it often does??
and they would be ,more in alignment "naturally" in time.

also -you can like things about another person,, and not want them to change,yet these very things may not be a good a match for you.
(as example: my ex absolutely loved (loves) the part of me that is very down to earth,and would never want me to change! but it conflicts directly with her perspective on goals in life and life outlooks,,a affinity for status and "station" in life)
 On my part- I hoped she'd mature past some particular *pie in the sky* dreams , or at least realize that having the dream is ok,but holding on to them too tightly can effect your reality and is eventually detrimental to yourself  and others,,,
on her part she hoped that  i would find those ideals  more appealing in time,and perhaps share them..
This is about both big and small things in life.

 So this was  more a  situation of both people loving  someone that mutually is not a good match for them long term.
I could call her and she would likely come back tomorrow, but we both know it isn't the best for her , or for me,and that eventually we'd be back at this same juncture.
We have both moved forward.. 

As i stated initially , i don't regret anything ,and we both went into the marriage with eyes wide open,
and knew the differences and challenges we would face over them.
We still respect each other and remain friends.
I still feel our actual differences were driven far more by personalities than culture.(although there is some smala amount to that)
language was never a barrier.. she adapted here quickly and already drove well,so jumped right into life here.

and as unfortunate or jaded as it is to say ..
I'd estimate 80% of my friends have or had mediocre or worse marriages ,that most did not last as long or only slightly longer.
most people in either country in this age group have, doesn't say much for either culture...

I'm a ray of sunshine today !!  ;D :D :D :D :D
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Re: Divorce
« Reply #157 on: March 08, 2010, 07:01:30 AM »
That's pretty low whoever put their advertisement in this thread.

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Re: Divorce
« Reply #158 on: June 24, 2010, 02:16:07 AM »
It is probable that she was raised in such a home as she describes   In such a home the daughter and mother have a different relationship from what the daughter and father have.  The father is generally lied to and kept in the dark about things in the child's life.  The mother seems to want to exclude the father and almost make him a seem irrelevant to the child in an effort (often successful) be obtain the confidence of the daughter.  I'm not sure how if works with male children but I have seen this mother-daughter arrangement repeatedly.  I've even seen cases where the daughter got married and the father wasn't informed...ever.   I've seen cases where the mother hocked all her family heirlooms to pay a daughter's debts and the father against was not informed or consulted.
This may be what AJ's wife was trying set forth.
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