I Did It. I Finally Did It.
It may seem as though I have slain all of the demons from my past. I can look at pictures without tears. I’m no longer fueled by anger. I have […]
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Marital Fraud: Questions Answered
My recent Huffington Post piece, It’s Not Fraud If You’re Married has generated some interesting and thoughtful questions. Here are the answers to some of them. It may make you […]
Why Criminal Pursuit is a Game I Refuse to Play
Here is my response to the oft-asked question. “Why don’t you find him and make him pay?” Why I Refuse to Play Criminal Pursuit on Huffington Post
Marital Fraud
“It’s not fraud if you’re married,” the policeman said apologetically. As I registered his words, the enormity of what I was facing became clear. My ex-husband and I first established […]
Practicing What I Preach
First, please familiarize yourself with my post, This Is a Test of the Emergency Rant System. Done? Okay, now let’s get on with it. Today was the first of many […]
This is a Test of the Emergency Rant System
This is only a test. If this were a real rant, the computer would be out the window and my hands would be pummeling the heavy bag instead of the […]
Sweat and Tears
The tears were close to the surface this morning. Tears of frustration born from his decisions nickel and diming away my future. Tears of anger at myself for falling for […]
