Anger and Divorce - Use it Then Let it Go
During the weeks or months leading up to a divorce, it is perfectly normal to be dealing with a great deal of anger and resentment. This anger can be helpful to give us temporary strength to make the hard decisions that need to be made. Unfortunately, over time this anger can turn into bitterness, which can hurt everyone involved, including your children and even your friends. Once a divorce is inevitable, your primary focus should be protecting yourself and your children. While some part of us wants to be "nice, " we can and should use our anger to move forward with the difficult steps, such as ensuring that we receive our fair share of the divorce settlement, or that we're treated fairly in custody issues. ...
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