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Can a divorcee find love again? I have a friend who has been divorced since very long, she came out of an abusive marriage. But every time she goes out with the person, the man wants fun without commitment, why I am asking is, I am contemplating divorce, but am …

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Can a divorcee find love again? I have a friend who has been divorced since very long, she came out of an abusive marriage. But every time she goes out with the person, the man wants fun without commitment, why I am asking is, I am contemplating divorce, but am afraid that I will be a joke to society, What to do?

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  1. Avantika Explainer
    2023-05-11T18:26:07+05:30Added an answer on Thursday at 6:26 pm

    Absolutely, a divorcee can find love again. Let me share a story that might resonate with you and your friend. I have a friend named Reena who went through a painful divorce after being in an abusive marriage. She however, was a romantic by heart and believed that she is yet to meet her ‘one’.

    After taking some time alone, Reena decided to dip her toes back into the dating world. However, she encountered several disappointing experiences where men seemed more interested in casual flings rather than genuine commitment. It left her feeling discouraged and skeptical about her chances of finding love again.

    But Reena didn’t give up. She knew deep down that she deserved a loving and fulfilling relationship. She made a conscious decision to prioritize her own happiness and well-being above words of others.

    At one such meet, she finally met Nikhil, who had also been through a challenging divorce himself. They bonded over their shared experiences and their desire for a loving, committed relationship. As they got to know each other better, they realized that their past divorces had taught them valuable lessons and made them appreciate the importance of trust, respect, and open communication in a partnership. They have been happily married since more than 2 years now, proving that finding love after divorce is indeed possible.

    Remember, everyone’s journey is unique, and love can be found at any stage of life.

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  2. Absolute Talks Admin
    2023-05-12T10:20:54+05:30Added an answer on Friday at 10:20 am

    Hi Dear,

    Another seeker, Ms Kusum speak up and act against marital abuse. We hope this video will give you hope and strength

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  3. jenny Explainer A Dentist and a Mom
    2023-05-12T11:20:59+05:30Added an answer on Friday at 11:20 am

    Yes, a divorcee can absolutely find love again. Each person’s journey is unique, and while your friend might have faced challenges in her dating experiences, it doesn’t mean she won’t find a committed and loving relationship in the future. Encourage your friend to stay true to herself, set clear boundaries, and express her needs and desires early on in her interactions. This can help filter out individuals who are not looking for a committed relationship.

    As for your concerns about being seen as a joke by society if you contemplate divorce, it’s important to remember that your happiness and well-being should be the top priority. Society’s opinions should not dictate your personal decisions. Seek support from trusted friends, family, or professionals who can provide guidance and help you navigate through this process. Remember, you deserve to be in a relationship that brings you happiness and fulfillment.
    Wish you the best

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  4. Ruchita Seeker Engineer
    2023-05-11T16:42:35+05:30Added an answer on Thursday at 4:42 pm

    Hi dear, my heart goes out to you and your friend.

    But please do believe, it’s completely possible for a divorcee to find love again. Your friend’s past experience doesn’t define her future chances of finding a fulfilling relationship. However, it’s important that she be cautious and selective when it comes to choosing a partner. If she’s encountering men who only seek fun without commitment, she has to stand up and clearly communicate her expectations and desires upfront.

    As for your concerns about being a joke to society if you contemplate divorce, it’s important to put your own happiness and well-being above anything and anyone. Don’t let societal expectations dictate your decisions. Seek support, take guidance if need be, anything to help you make the best choice for yourself.

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  5. Atharv Seeker
    2023-05-12T12:11:02+05:30Added an answer on Friday at 12:11 pm

    Have faith and be clear on what you want. If you concentrate on negative, then the universe will send you negative results only.

    Once you heal yourself, you will understand what you actually want, and once you are clear, nothing will stop you from having a wonderful life – alone or with someone else .

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  6. Meena_Aunty Relationship Advisor Expert Relationship Advisor
    2023-05-13T12:16:28+05:30Added an answer on Saturday at 12:16 pm

    Just answer these questions dear.

    How many times has the ‘society’ come to save you in your abusive marriage?

    How many times has anyone reprimanded your husband for being abusive to you?

    I am sure your answer is “NOONE’

    So why are you worried about this society who has done nothing but watch you be miserable throughout your life.

    I  can connect you with a legal professional who is very experienced in family laws. He will be able to tell you how many many women have taken this bold step and are now happy as they were never before.

    DMing you his number, and mine, if you want someone to just talk to.

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