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How To Experience A Smooth Divorce Process

August 22, 2023August 22, 2023momonthegoinholytoledo

Although you and your partner might have had a good few years of marriage, things might have started to downfall quickly. If one of you thinks it’s time to get a divorce, it can leave the other partner at a loss. Divorce can be emotional and stressful, especially if your partner is being difficult or you do not understand the process. Don’t panic, you do not need to experience a tiring and stressful divorce process.

Using these tips, you can better understand how to experience a smooth divorce process and achieve the best outcome.

How To Tell When It’s Time To Get a Divorce

July 3, 2023momonthegoinholytoledo

No matter how long two people have been together and no matter how strong their relationship is, every couple is bound to go through hard times. This fact alone makes it difficult for some people to determine whether what they’re going through is normal or if it’s not. If you’re in need of a different perspective, consider a few signs that can help you tell when it’s time to get a divorce.

The Most Important Marriage You Will Ever Have Is With You?

April 14, 2023momonthegoinholytoledo

The most important marriage you will ever have is with you? What?! Culture tells us from a young age that one day we’ll find our magical person, our better half, the individual who will complete us and ultimately fulfill our purpose. They will rescue us from the ugliness of life, from our evil stepmother and stepsisters, and awaken us from our slumber, to finally be fully alive with them and live happily ever after. Then at some point in adolescents, we learn through either life experience, or Netflix, that if someone doesn’t make us happy anymore, or if we “fall out of love” (why are we falling, when else in life is falling ever considered a good thing…more on this later) its natural, you simply move on to the next person who can fulfill those needs within you. Here’s the catch, no one will ever be able to fulfill those needs within you except YOU!

Chick-fil-A (Need I say more?)

August 3, 2012August 3, 2012momonthegoinholytoledo

I toyed with the idea of posting this yesterday, or even at all. I figured enough has been said, I won’t bother. But then I started reading comments on facebook that called those who purchased Chick-fil-A yesterday haters. That is when I knew I needed to say something. I am not a hater. I love. I forgive. If I have something you need I am more than happy to share, donate, and give. I believe all people; including Gays and Lesbians have a right to live as they choose. That being stated, they don’t have the right to redefine marriage for all of us.

Here are some pictures from yesterday…

This is a serious topic and one that is very near and dear to my heart, Marriage. My grandparents on my father’s side were married for 47 years, my grandparents on my mother’s for 44 years, my own parents have been married for 35 years, my in-laws for 43 year, and my husband and I will celebrate our 10^th wedding Anniversary next April. Those marriages, all combined welcomed over 17 children. The sanctity of Marriage and family is engrained in me and my children. I pray every night that my grandchildren and great-grandchildren will experience and know marriage as love between a man and women that gives way to family.

I do not want my grandchildren to think that one-half of humanity, either mothers or fathers, are dispensable.

What is your stance? (Don’t worry, I am not a hater. You can speak/type freely. I am grown-up enough to handle opposing views. I do believe that what you have to say is important so please share. But it would be appreciated if you did it in a cordial manner, thank you)

Tips for Staying Married

April 26, 2012March 10, 2023momonthegoinholytoledo

On this date 9 years ago my husband and I stood before our friends, family, Priest, and God and proclaimed our love, trust, bond, and commitment to one another in Holy Matrimony. I remember walking down the aisle with such joy in my heart. I had made a considerable amount of important decisions in my life but when I said “Yes, I will marry you” that was by far the most important! Two years and much planning later, I walked down that aisle stood before everyone, and confidently proclaimed “I do”.