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Don’t Worry - You Can, and WILL Survive This Divorce and be Happy Once More in Weeks, not Years!

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From: Kyle Morrison

Re: Men After Divorce

Friday 26th May 2011

Dear Friend,

I know how bad you must feel right now. The anger, the pain, the sadness, the feelings of uselessness and emasculation, and if you have kids, the pain of being separated from them while having the world look down at you like you are a bad father and husband - no matter what the truth of the matter is!

This is life after divorce for men like us. I also know just how little help there seems to be in this situation as well. Even your closest friends can be of no emotional help and might even appear distant and loathe to engage you on these issues. Sometimes your entire friend network can be ripped asunder by the divorce as well making these limited points of social contact much more difficult to obtain!

No matter what people might think - it is tough, it aggravating, and it is depressing!

Even worse than that are the frightening statistics and facts about divorced men such as:

x Three fold increase in the number of suicides amongst divorced men
x Increased risk of anxiety disorders and panic attacks
x Massive increase in cases of clinical depression
x Loss of purpose on life
x Trouble reconnecting with life and happiness.
x Poor performance at work leading to reduces career advancement
x Recurring bad thoughts and memories that stifle your days.
x Incredibly low self esteem and sense of self worth
x Trouble trusting and finding love again.
x Feeling like less of a man - emasculation
x Incredible financial stress bordering on poverty

Perhaps Some of These Seem Familiar to You?

Now listen, I don’t bring these things up to further depress you or make you feel bad in any way, but I did want to make sure I understand your plight because I have been there too and I have researched it myself.

The other reason is to make sure you know what you could be leaving behind. Not your marriage of course – all the fallout from the divorce I mean. At this stage you might be struggling to live day to day and just want to feel a little better than the day before.

Most men end up slowly recovering to a point where they are functional again, but have simply learned to live with regret and develop a certain bitter resentment that bubbles below the surface. You know what – I don’t want this to happen to you!

I Want You to Dare to Dream a Little!

That’s right - dream. Think well beyond the misery of today and what you really want out of life!

Now I know what you might be thinking. “Sounds great – but I can hardly cope with today and dealing with the hassles of tomorrow – how can I look beyond that now?!” or maybe you are stuck at “All I want is my wife and family back to the way it was!”

Common thoughts - ones I have experienced myself in fact. I know first hand that it is hard, but it CAN be done and the benefits are enormous!

Imagine this:

1 Being able to be happy once again, every day
1 Being independent and not dependant on a partner
1 Being able to love and trust women once more
1 Knowing you are a good father and doing the right thing by your children
1 Freeing yourself of anxiety and panic
1 Freeing yourself of anger and lingering resentment
1 Feeling full of self worth and free of low self esteem
1 Being in total control of your finances
1 Having control of your own destiny!

Is This What You Want in Your Life?

If so, I want to help you achieve these things, and I want to help by giving you access to the information that will guide you on this journey because from years of suffering, experience and self searching, combined with months of research into the psychological reasons why we suffer so much as men after divorce - I have compiled what you need to know to thrive after divorce not just survive

Introducing:

Men After Divorce - The Complete Guide for Post Divorce Recovery

surviving life after divorce for men

The most comprehensive and revolutionary guide to completely overcoming the deep psychological causes of emotional anguish in men after divorce, along with practical advice for men recovering from divorce, and how to get on with life afterwards!

I know what you are thinking – “This sounds too good to be true” – and a few years ago I might have agreed with you too! So let me cut to the chase …

Before I released this book on this site I offered it for free to just 100 guys who found their way to my site, desperately looking for some help and advice, so they could cope with pos-divorce life.

I wanted to make sure this was not just me having some ego trip and wanted real, honest, brutal feedback – this is just some of the comments I received:

“Really Insightful”

divorce survivorI found your divorce recovery guide to be really insightful and helpful. It made me realise how I was causing so much misery to myself. This has stopped now, thank you.

Peter - New York

“Life changing”

post divorce life for menHi Kyle, Your guide really got me out of a dark place that I felt trapped in. Some of the advice you give has been life changing, I am so glad you wrote this because so much of it is right on the money.

Charles - Ontario

“Thank you”

Thank you for your excelent advise. Your book was like finding a sturdy rope to hang onto. I,m in the proccess of climbing out of this dreadfull hole.

Alfonso

This is Your Chance to Get Your Life Back!

I was excited that this E-Book was making a real difference in men’s lives and I want to be able to help you achieve similar results! Nothing inspires me more than hearing of men who found it hard to even get out of bed suddenly find the willpower and purpose to change their life for the better. Nothing is more important to me than making a real difference in helping men be happy once more.

Using the methods in this E-Book WILL get you through this rough patch in life and WILL enable you a full recovery from divorce WITHOUT the baggage that so many other men carry with them their entire lives.

Do you really want to be continually dragged down by bad memories, unresolved issues and deep emotional scars? Can you really handle more months and years of emotional turmoil and life draining depression?

Or do you want to live a happy, dynamic, new and exciting life with a bright future and a completely new take on what success, fatherhood and being a man is all about? Do you want the opportunity to reform your life and make it greater than it was before despite all of the problems from your divorce.

 

“Great to have a male view and support”

I think your book is a good starting point for guys in my position and it gives us some really good things to think about ... i currently am going to a counselor and my wife is not but i am doing it more for me and the future than anything else. I have been trying to read as much as i can find on the subject but most of the things written or talked about are geared for the women, so it is great to have a male view and support.

John

“Worked for me!”

Your e-book really worked for me! I was vry skeptical and thought I would be wasting my money. But it allowed me to see everythign including my ex-wife and my divorce and a lot of other things in a totally new light!

Ramesh - Indiana

Divorce is NOT The End of Your Story!

Divorce is the start of a whole new brighter chapter with you now tempered in the furnace of life and stronger for it. To help you adjust to your new life and achieve these things, these are some of the things that you will learn how to do

1 You will understand the brain mechanics that cause all your emotional pain.
1 You will know the exact phases of grief you will need to go through, and how to move through them with ease.
1 You will know powerful mental exercises to deal with painful memories, and learn how to use positive memories to propel you forward!
1 You will understand one of the most powerful actions you can possible take: Forgiveness - but it might not be what you think it is!
1 You will understand how to be happy no matter what happens to you in life!
1 And much more!

Imagine Your Life Being Happily Divorced

It sounds like a ridiculous concept right? Happily divorced, two words that seem cannot co-exist together and yet there are so many men who are happy with their new life after divorce; even if they went through hell to get there!

Imagine waking up each day positive, full of energy and ready for the day ahead. Imagine having children who are happy and yourself being a good father despite their parents split. Imagine having direction and purpose in life that can never be shaken. Imagine being free from destructive relationships.

Imagine being in control of your own destiny, your own mind, and your own emotions.

This is what you can do if you act now.

“Just in time”

Thank you for your timely help. I was close to breaking down from all this pressure and shit that life was throwing at me. I didn't want to be like my mates who had been divorced and i dont think i will after reading your book. This came just in time for me, thanks!

Callum - Newcastle

How to Get Started

Getting started on changing your post-divorce life with Men After Divorce - The Complete Guide for Post Divorce Recovery is very easy. The cost for this comprehensive guide is just $49.95 $37 - This price was reached by a survey of those 100 men who read the book and this seemed the most reasonable price to them.

Even though the the cost is very reasonable (The cost of a bottle of wine or a decent meal), here is what's really important.

If this was just a motivational booklet that might provide a brief moment of inspiration but offer no LASTING solutions to your dilemma, you would feel frustrated and ripped off no matter what the price was.

However, if you can feel a dramatic change in how you view the world and how you handle your emotional turmoil, what is that worth to you? If you can look back on your day and know that you have been a good man and a good father despite your situation, what is that worth to you? If you can wake up and see unlimited potential instead of a dead end every day ... and start achieving that potential! What is this really worth to you?

I believe that it is very hard to place a price tag on these things. I do believe however that compared to living through years of uncertainty, emasculation, depression, and low self esteem, spending a paltry $49.95 $37 could be the best decision you ever make.

So, to stop the soul crushing post-divorce troubles that plague you, the quickest and easiest way is to use a secure order for the digital download of this guide. You will get instant access to the complete E-Book which you can immediately download and and act upon right away now matter hat the time is right now!

100% GuaranteeLimited Time Offer!

If you are seeing this message then a limited time offer is still in place with the cost of this life changing guide being just $37. The cost of advertising on the internet is getting higher though so this will not last. Get you copy now and secure this bargain!

Not only this, but I am offing an IRON CLAD 60 Day Money Back Guarantee. We stand behind our product 100%. Receive a NO questions asked, complete refund within 60 days if you are not totally satisfied with your purchase

I Want to Make This Guarantee Totally Clear

I have 100% confidence in my product so you can download this E-Book and you have a full 60 days to read it, implement it and be amazed by the results. In this time you can get a NO questions asked complete refund if you choose.

I am sure that once you start feeling empowered, happy, and free of post divorce depression you will not need to do this!

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Yes, I want to order this revolutionary guide and take back my life,
my happiness, and my manhood!

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So remember, all you have to lose by getting this guide is the guilt, the bad memories, the low self esteem, and the general emotional turmoil of post divorce life.

You will gain all the advice and information that you need to end this cycle of self destruction and build a better, brighter future in just weeks and not YEARS like so many other men.

Not only this, but the same processes you learn in this guide will give you a framework on how to deal with any type of grief. It will also help you to maintain happiness and positive frames of mind no matter what life throws at you. All this at no risk & everything to gain!

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All the Best,
Kyle Morrison

Please Feel Free To Comment and Ask Questions!

Matt
December 27th, 2010 - 10:15

I am 9 months into a seperation and I feel it isnt getting any easier,I was a good father and looked after my family,now I am seen as a bad person by her family who were so close. I feel like I just want to be left alone. Your book looks good but I am sceptical of self help books. I am in therapy and I am trying my best but the pain grips you and the gut wrenching feeling wont go away.

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
December 27th, 2010 - 17:26

Hi Matt,

I understand that gut-wrenching feeling all too well. I also understand your scepticism of self help books - especially on the internet.

While I want to get you excited by the possibilities that can come from implementing the teachings in my E-book in my sales letter we all know there is no magic bullet to changing your entire way of life when it comes to divorce and separation.

What I do want to say is that the concepts in this book are based on sound psychology that will help you change over time to be the person you want to be and the men who have reviewed this book have all been extremely forthcoming with praise in the results it has given them. If you follow the process of understanding your own subconscious mind and implement the mental tricks offered in the book then you will find your actions and moods over time normalising and a new understanding of your life and purpose will evolve. In fact this can be used for many other parts of life not just recovering from divorce!

This is because the power to do this is within YOU, my guide will simply teach you how to unlock this potential.

Furthermore, the 100% money back guarantee is rock solid. If you do not feel any better from the teachings form this book then I do not want you to be out of pocket in any way and will refund your money in a few days - but i am certain you will not need to!

Best of luck Matt. Not just from myself, but from all the divorced guys who have been through the same horrid situation as yourself and have lived to tell the tale.

Robin
February 3rd, 2011 - 17:12

Hey brothers! Keep going. Get on this guy's program. Read. Pray. Talk 'it' out; whatever 'it' is, at the particular moment for you. This stuff is hard work. It's challenging. It's often as scary as hell for a lot of guys. Others can bluff their way through. But if you want to find a reasonable place to stand, within yourself and maintain your sanity and equalibrium; you must engage some kind of constructive process. If you get angry and go quiet, you start to get toxic inside. Not good. Ask questions and listen to the answers. Tune in to your feelings because they are driving a lot of the turmoil in your life. Start a journal and write what you are feeling and what your reactions are to the various situations that have occurred. And keep wriitng, the process gets a lot of the stuff out of your head, and onto the page. Join a men's group that you feel appropriate for you. Get some exercise. Eat wisely. Get off the booze, gambling and bonking. Look after yourself. Remember, you know the difference between right and wrong. Speak kind words to your kids. They are feelings magnets. Wake up to yourself, don't vicariously abuse these defenceless people. Always speak and act well aroung them. Believe it or not; this war is not about what's going on between your ex and you. It's what's going on in your mind and your heart. These are all reactions, reflecting your personal development and maturity. So, how you're reacting is a barometer of your emotional maturity level. Time to take an inventory of where you're at. Be real and authentic with the answers and results. They'll be a compass for you. Get on the program! You're never as good or as bad as you think you are. Best regards.....Robin

David
February 10th, 2011 - 16:01

I am only 4 mos into my separation, but I have been experiencing almost all of the effects mentioned in the article. It is beginning to get scary because this process is starting to hurt me physically as well as emotionally and mentally. My chest and stomache actually hurts at the thought of what she doing and who with. We were married 13 years, in addition to low selfesteem I'm also experiencing a since of handicapness. She initiated the separation, but the process is at a stand still because she can't finish paying for the divorce. Now, there is someone who is willing to spend time with me despite my mental state and I'm scared because I feel like I'm cheating.

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
February 10th, 2011 - 17:29

Hi David,

All of us divorced guys really feel for you, we have all been in similar places from various circumstances. All that stress and worry will affect your physical health too, your immune system is very low right now as well because of it all so stay healthy ok.

On the matter of moving on, this can be very tricky and it is different for every guy. Before you can ever have a proper relationship with another women you need to be right in your own head you see, but some relationships after divorce can be exceptionally good for you as well - though beware that many do not last. They are transitional.

The bottom line is that if the marriage is not going to be saved then you have to move on from where you are. This is not an easy or short process btu I describe how you can go about it in my e-book. It is about your own sense of self that is most important, not what your ex or other people think.

As for this new lady, I would be very honest with her about where you are emotionally. If you desperately need companionship do not shy away from it, but the battle is in your own mind first and foremost.

Remember, the past is gone, you cannot change it, and therefore you cannot worry about it. The only thing you can affect is your own actions into the future. You will always feel emotional pain, but how you react to it is what makes you the man you want to be.

Nadja
February 11th, 2011 - 17:03

Hello there, I am looking for such a support since a longer time for a very good friend of mine. He feels exactly how it was described at the beginning. But it was him who asked for the divorce. He does not regret it but he is anyhow going emotionally through the hell - her ex with a big physocologically damage, the kids seeing her mum like that, him trying to help where he can and trying to be a good father, but loosing friends and selfconfidence as being considered as a bad person etc.... As it might make a difference in argumentation who was the leaving part, I want to be sure that I am not doing a mistake by bying it. I dont want to make him worse. So do you think this book would be anyhow done for him? (sorry for my English;-) Thanks a lot. Best wishes, Nadja

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
February 11th, 2011 - 18:37

Hi Nadja,

The same loss of confidence, self esteem, and loss of identity as a father and husband can be found in men if they initiated the divorce or not. In fact, because of societies view of men and divorce, in either case, men receive a huge amount of pressure and negative reactions from the world at large. I knew a man who divorced an abusive and drug addicted wife and was labelled as a monster by some even though he did it to protect his children!

I believe the content in my ebook will help your friend, but they must always be open to receiving some help. I did mainly aim it at men whose wife divorced them but the same ideas will help no matter who initiated if they are feeling the same experiences i mention on this page.

If your friend is not happy with the book please feel free to enact the refund in 60 days also as I do not want you to be put out of pocket if we are not helping your friend - but if he gets something out of it then I hope we have both done our part to help a man in distress which is the most ignored part of society sometimes.

Doug
February 20th, 2011 - 18:31

Hello, I am recently divorced, everything was finalized in November, have been doing a lot of things for me and going though the process of rebuilding mylife. Long story short, I was with my ex-wife a little over 2 years, including dating, engagement, and marriage. I thought because of the relatively short time span that we were together I did not have a big problem....not the case at all. So, right now I am doing my best to take steps to go though the unaviodable experience and difficulties so I can become the best version of myself. I am open to advice, input, and ways of help. Believe me, I have made mistakes and done things to try to coop with my problems that were self destructive. I am hopeful for the future. I am young, 28, and know that I have a long life ahead of myself. Please feel free to give me any and all feed back.

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
February 21st, 2011 - 02:49

Hi Doug,

It sounds like you have moved through a number of stages of grief which we all go through after divorce so well done! It sometimes does not matter how long we were married, that commitment made – if it was made with a heartfelt promise to yourself – changes how you see yourself. This massive shift in your perception of self becomes very painful when you are suddenly forced back out of it.

So my advice to you is to concentrate on finding out who you really are and not focus on what you were. Do not focus on your ex-wife either, in fact, over time you will learn to forgive her and yourself because it will not influence your life any longer.

Now is the time to work out who you really are, because having that firm sense of self worth and identity is key to divorce recovery.

JERRY
February 28th, 2011 - 09:39

Iam looking at your web site aand like everybody else am vary unsure if it will help or not. I was together with my ex-wife for 16 years total and like every marriage we had our ups and downs. I even had thoughts every once in a while that the grass would be greener but never acted on it.My ex had a histerectomy about a year and half ago and is on harmon theripy but and decided she wanted a divorce last september and we have been divorced sence december but until about 3 weeks ago were still doing everything!!! like we were still married. She wanted to date and i finally(for the sake of the children)told her to start that and took the rest of my things out of the house. This has hit me hard to where i am seeing a theripist and hardly can get through most days because i have made myself not call her or text her to try and let her move on but she says thats good but then will text me to see how i am doing or whatever and i cant tell not to because i am still in love with her. Ours kids resent her because she go"s out every weekend and is know dating and she cant see what it is doing to the girls and i have tried to explain it to her but she is bent on having a life.

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
March 1st, 2011 - 02:10

Hi Jerry,

An amiable divorce as yours seems to be is anything but easy is it? In fact this is one of the worst kinds because clearly you are both still entangled with each others lives. This is a necessity when children are involved of course, but it seems to me that your focus is very much on her and not yourself.

To be blunt, you cannot change her mind, you cannot change her actions. The only thing you can control in this awful time is yourself. Focusing on yourself is the only way to be able to move on and be happier. It is also the only way you are going to be a good father to your kids. I am not saying you should not love her - but you have to let her go.

This is letting go of that denial that the marriage if over which is the first stage of divorce recovery. After this usually comes anger. From your post you might focus on all the help you have given her during her hysterectomy and other things, and of course the anguish she is causing her daughters. There are more stages, finally ending in forgiveness, but this takes time and an understanding of your own psychology.

I hope that helps somewhat. It is impossible to be an online therapist for you - and you are seeing one anyway. As for buying my book, it is not a one shot cure for anything, but it is a process you can move towards with some very important and simple truths that we all must take into account.

I want to help, which is why I have a refund policy - if you get it and think it is a pile of crap, get your money back. Email me even and i will lodge the request for you! This is a risk free method to get some self help. I wish you the best of luck Jerry.

Betsy
March 7th, 2011 - 17:23

My best friend is going through a very difficult time as he deals with the stages of divorce.  This Email book sounds perfect for him but he does not use the computer.  Can i buy this online and print it out or is there a comparable hard copy that covers some of these topics?  Let me know, thanks, Betsy

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
March 7th, 2011 - 17:54

Hi Betsy,

I do not have the capability to produce a quality physical product, but you are very welcome to purchase this and print a copy out for your friend yes. As long as it is not distributed you are free to make a hard copy oft he e-book.

I do hope it helps your friend through this rough period in his life. I have had a number of people purchase this book for other people and it seems to have helped in many cases.

Enrique
March 10th, 2011 - 23:50

After almost a 20 year marriage, together totally for 25 my wife and I got divorced. We have 2 kids(11 & 14) and they are doing well. We tried to get along and I ended up telling her to file. I was who I am, I provided and did not cheat and was tired of being treated like a child rather than a spouse. I found that she was texting other men but she denide any goings on until the last text I found was from a friend who told her "Its hard staying away from you"... this all after I thought she was having some kind of relationship with another male friend a few years prior and I was getting over that. The divorce is final, but she is miserable and I cannot help her. She is negative and cannot get out of her depression. She calls me and unloads on how I was wrong and never accepts her part of the problem. Her tone of voice makes me cringe. I am trying to move on. The Divorce was final in August. I started dating and met a woman in December who is very special to me (She is also recently Divorced). I care for my ex. She is the mother of my kids and we shared a great deal of our life together but I need her to let go but she is so angry to the point its making me hate her. I am healing and ready to move on with my life but the problem I have is trusting woman again. I dont want to go out and meet tons of other woman. The woman I see now came from a relationship where her ex was on the couch the last 10 years. I treat her with respect, I treat her kids with respect. The problem I have is trusting that she or any other woman wont hurt me. Its bad enough that the insecurity makes me very sad and I dont want to scare my new friend away. The other problem is when do I introduce my new friend to my children. Im afraid of the reaction of my ex wife. Do I just man up and handle it head on and except waht ever reaction my ex has? Thanks for your insight and I will get your book!

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
March 18th, 2011 - 21:03

Hi Enrique,

Thanks for sharing. I am sure your story is very similar to so many other men in a similar position who visit this site. I hope the book helps with these problems, but in addition to this I just wanted to say that when it comes to children it is better to be honest with them. They are smarter and more perceptive that we give them credit for most of the time and adjust quickly and well - if you lead the way by living well.

Good luck!

Terry
June 20th, 2011 - 13:30

Fell out of bed felieng down. This has brightened my day!

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
July 1st, 2011 - 05:40

Hi Terry,

I am glad it has brightened your day! All the best.

oniel
August 2nd, 2011 - 13:41

i have been in a relationship for seven years but has been now married for rour years.we both have four children together who are all under seven years old.i never grew up with my parents and i see what it has caused me and so i grew with a passion for having a family of my own.i love my wife dearl but i also has caused her much pain both physical and emotional abuse during our time together, which i deeply regret before we got married and i started to learn better but for my wife it was hard to get over.we have been separated times before and i talked her back into coming bac or she would ask for a chance back into my life when it was clearly bad on her part.april 2010 we separated and i leave her alone and negleted all my roles cause it always has a significantly negative impact on me(mentall and emotionally) to see that i really LOSE out on the ONLY thing that i have ever truly desire. in my head it is my only reason to live and now that i am not with them, i might as well DIE..i cant see my purpose of living again and i can accomplish nothing again caus my family was my physical motivation..i have counselled alot but this one i seem to cant manage. however we got back in december 2010 where i asked for a divorce but she refuse and we decided to work out things,,only to see she now wants to divorce and the worst part of it is that for all the time we have ever separated she was never involved with no one but for this time i have a great feeling that she is seeing someone....THIS REALLY BRING OUT THE RAGE ,ANGER, TEMPER AND BITTERNESS IN ME.....PLEASE HELP ME CAUSE I KNOW THAT I AM NOT LIVING A LIFE .....please note that i am now in another country from her.....PLEASE PRAY FOR ME AND HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
September 4th, 2011 - 01:31

Hi Oniel,

There is so much to explain to you that it cannot fit in this little box here. Head over to the blog and start a conversation there, or get my guide which will show you exactly where these feelings truly come from - and how to combat them.

Brenda
August 2nd, 2011 - 18:30

Hi, Is this book available in hard or soft cover or only electronically Thank you, Brenda

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
August 2nd, 2011 - 21:39

Hi Brenda,

At this stage the book is only available in an electronic format which should be viewable from most computers and mobile devices.

Mitchell Kaplan
November 8th, 2011 - 10:36

My pain is  overwhelmimg. Cry all the time. Can not get passed the pain. There really is no help out there.  Just a mess. Miserly and pain are verwhelming. Please help me

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
November 25th, 2011 - 20:42

Hi Mitchell,

All of us guys that have been through divorce know that feeling man. Do not think there is no help though. There are always freinds, support groups, and even an anonymous sympathetic ear online to hear you out and help you along.

See my post about Cultivating Support Networks for Men After Divorce which might help. Feel free to join in the conversation on the blog as well. There is a whole community of men who know how hard it is and will be happy to share what helped them.

Mike Armstrong
February 27th, 2012 - 18:14

Hello.

   My problem revolves around the good memories.  We did so much together.  There is never a day goes by that I'm not reminded of the wonderful times we had together.  I was set in my mind that we would be together until the end.  We never had harsh words.  It was like a switch from loving wife to "we've grown apart".  Grandchildren from her children is where she wanted to be.

I hope your book covers that part of the solution to getting my life back.

 

Mike Armstrong

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
February 28th, 2012 - 04:15

Hi Mike,

Memories both good and bad can plague us after divorce. The juxtaposition of the great memories and the terrible ending of the marriage is especially difficult to reconcile. The overarching theme of the book and methods of putting troublesome memories aside is covered in this guide. It requires more than just putting aside memories though - but that is all a part of the change of mental state and process you must go through to be healed.

Wishing you the best of luck,

David H
April 23rd, 2012 - 08:10

Hi, I am now four years post divorce and remarried. I still have so much anger and resentment towards my ex wife for the pain she caused to me, my family and mainly the upset she caused to my fabulous children. What angers me most is she caused all the pain yet she still holds all the trump cards, completely governing my new married life in terms of when I can speek to my kids and when I can see them. I will say I have done everything right by my kids but the anger and resentment is still so strong and affects my life so much in terms of how I work think and even live my new married life. Will your book help with even longer term issues and is it available to buy in the UK? Thanks.

Kyle Morrison - Men After Divorce Author
April 29th, 2012 - 05:20

Hi David,

Anger and resentment are common and understandable, but as you are probably quite aware, it is a poisonous emotion that causes lasting problems in post-divorce life.

I do touch on anger and resentment in the book along with the core psychological reasons why these issues and others feel so hard to let go of. I am sure it can help, and I really hope it does because a life lived with resentment is one that is not lived to its fullest!

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