Divorce is one of life’s most emotionally complex transitions. Even when it’s the healthiest, safest, or most necessary decision, ending a marriage can feel like stepping into unfamiliar terrain. You may be overwhelmed with legal decisions, financial uncertainty, or fear about what lies ahead. On top of that, you’re navigating a deeply personal loss; the

Social media has become a central part of how we communicate, share our lives, and stay connected. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter) offer a space to express ourselves—whether it’s posting a family update, venting frustration, or finding support from friends. But during a divorce, that same expressive outlet can quickly become

When you’re thinking about divorce, fear can be a powerful force. It can whisper in your ear late at night, make you second-guess your instincts, and keep you locked in a situation that no longer serves you. Much of that fear comes not from facts—but from long-standing myths. These myths are often passed down from