Her husband gets dressed, puts on cologne, and leaves for dates—while they still share a home with their three children. They’re going through a divorce, and now she wants to date too.
This audience member initially says finances are keeping them under the same roof. But when she reveals they can afford to live separately, the panel challenges what’s really keeping them together.
With three children under ten caught in the middle, the conversation quickly becomes about more than dating. The panel questions whether she’s ready to leave, urges her to consider support through the divorce process, and challenges both parents to prioritize their children.
Then a more compassionate perspective emerges: wanting to feel chosen doesn’t necessarily mean you’re ready for another relationship. What follows is an emotional conversation about grieving a marriage, holding on to familiar routines, and accepting that someone can move on before they move out.
Would you be comfortable dating someone who still lives with their soon-to-be ex-spouse?
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