
Breakups & Divorce Support Group
Just broke up with someone or in the midst of a difficult divorce? Breaking up is difficult no matter what the circumstances are. They say that time heals all wounds, but sometimes a listening ear or a hug can work wonders for the heart. Whether you need a place to vent, someone to hold you to No Contact, or need advice about what to do, we're here to help.

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I struggle on a daily basis to forgive my stbx husband for the way he is acting. He intentionally hurts me to the point it's cruel and worst of all he hurts our children in incomprehensible ways. I feel my anger towards him and I recognize it's a barrier towards healing. I know I can't change him and I must accept things for what they are, not for what I'd like them to be. My wishes don't change reality.
I think many of us are in the midst of a divorce where we were wronged and continue to be wronged, which is why I am posting this. I think we could all learn something from what is being said.
Forgiveness
Forgiveness is not easy
When we believe
Our world has ended,
And blame lies with another.
Forgiving is letting go of the pain;
Accepting that what was, was.
It will not change,
Cannot change.
Forgiving is dismissing the blame.
Choices were made that caused the hurt.
We each could have chosen differently,
But we didn't.
Forgiving is looking at the pain,
Learning the lesson it has produced,
And understanding
What we have learned.
Forgiving allows us to move on
Toward a better understanding
Of universal love,
And our true purpose.
Forgiving is knowing that love
Is the answer to all questions,
And that we
Are in some way connected.
Forgiving is starting over
With the knowledge we have gained.
I forgive you--
And I forgive myself.
I think many of us are in the midst of a divorce where we were wronged and continue to be wronged, which is why I am posting this. I think we could all learn something from what is being said.
Forgiveness
Forgiveness is not easy
When we believe
Our world has ended,
And blame lies with another.
Forgiving is letting go of the pain;
Accepting that what was, was.
It will not change,
Cannot change.
Forgiving is dismissing the blame.
Choices were made that caused the hurt.
We each could have chosen differently,
But we didn't.
Forgiving is looking at the pain,
Learning the lesson it has produced,
And understanding
What we have learned.
Forgiving allows us to move on
Toward a better understanding
Of universal love,
And our true purpose.
Forgiving is knowing that love
Is the answer to all questions,
And that we
Are in some way connected.
Forgiving is starting over
With the knowledge we have gained.
I forgive you--
And I forgive myself.
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