Divorce can feel impossible.
Until the day staying feels worse.
If you’re struggling in your marriage to the point where you’re considering divorce, sometimes what you need isn’t more advice.
You need to hear from women who are actually doing it.
Not perfectly.
Not without fear.
But courageously.
In this episode of The Loving Truth Podcast, I’m sharing stories of women who stayed for years hoping something would change, until they finally had to ask themselves:
At what point does staying become self-abandonment?
You’ll hear about Sandy, who realized she didn’t want to spend decades waiting to finally feel at peace.
And Annie, who is at the beginning of divorce with a husband who doesn’t want it. She’s scared. It’s hard. And she keeps putting one foot in front of the other.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
What it looks like to move through divorce successfully, not just survive it.
How to keep moving forward when your spouse makes it difficult.
Why your decision to leave may trigger people who choose to stay.
Why everyone arrives at their answers in their own time.
When talking about your marriage becomes a substitute for actually dealing with it.
Because there comes a point when talking about how unhappy you are isn’t helping anymore.
That doesn’t mean you have to leave.
It means you have to deal with what’s true.
Reflection Question:
Are you staying because you still believe in your marriage, or because leaving feels too hard?
