Divorced Girl Smiling is an honest, non-sugar-coated, helpful place for women and men who are thinking of separating, going through a divorce, or living life and dating after divorce, many as single parents.
Feel free to browse the site for articles and blog posts that offer advice, support and inspiration from me, along with top-notch contributors. You might also find yourself giggling, laughing and feeling entertained and uplifted while reading some of the articles.
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Love, Jackie Pilossoph,
Creator and Editor-in-Chief, Divorced Girl Smiling.
Jackie, I don't know where to start. I don't love my husband anymore. I also don't want to be married anymore. I don't understand the point of marriage and I regret it everyday. I have been married 5 years. We have no children together. My pro...
What do you do when your wife walks out on you? That's the question of this reader, whose wife left and who is blaming himself: I have only myself to blame. I could have done so many things different to make her happy. She begged me to change but ...
Most people I know who are first getting divorced can’t stand their ex-husbands and/or ex-wives. They either have this deep hatred for the person, or they roll their eyes at the mention of his or her name, or they just feel pity for the person. It ...
I'd walk around on the verge of tears all day long, every day. I felt really scared. I felt sad. I felt angry. I felt like a failure. I felt worried about my young kids. And, I felt very very alone. I'm referring to a time in my life 11 years ago, wh...
Facing divorce isn't easy. This is an article I wrote for my sorority sisters. It’s been over 30 years since I attended an Alpha Chi candlelight ceremony for a mystery sister who was either getting lavaliered, pinned, or engaged, but I can still...
