Show Notes
This is PART ONE regarding my story with my divorce. I genuinely believed this would only take a couple hours to film... LOL wow, was I wrong... It is a LOT so.... Just be prepared. As a reminder, this is simply MY story. This is MY experience. These are MY thoughts, MY feelings, MY OPINIONS. You may have a differing view, or even blatantly dislike how I handled something. THAT IS OKAY! I am not a perfect person, and I am not trying to convey as much. My whole intention with this video is to be vulnerable, share my story, and to potentially help those who are also in bad situations recognize some red flags, or to understand they do not deserve to be gaslight and spoken to inappropriately. If I do Part 2, it will consist of the wild things that happened during my year and a half long separation... Which I honestly thing is a crazier story than this one, personally. I will do my best to answer questions down in the comments, but remember... This is my life. My REAL life. Please be kind, even if you do not agree with something. This has been very difficult for me to live through, much less relive.
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