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The D-Word: Reclaiming Your Maiden Name
Posted on Tue, 09/30/2008 - 12:02amSo what does Divorce look like these days if you're in your 30's? What issues matter most? What was hardest to deal with and who was the most supportive person through it all?
To find out, gather 'round the table with Heather, Sarah, Michelle, and Akillah as they share their thoughts on sex and dating post-divorce, melting down "the ring", reclaiming their maiden names, money issues, and their hopes and dreams for the future — all through the lens of their personal stories.
Four different women. Four different perspectives. One shared experience.
Check it out and tell us what you think!
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The "D Word"
What an awesome show! I'm looking forward to seeing what the women have to say. Divorce is so different for people in their 20s and 30s, esp. if you don't have kids. Looks like fun...
I like it
When can we expect to see more?
It's coming in about a week
We'll be posting several new videos a week --- check back!
I'm 31, and divorced
It's nice to see other in my age group talking about divorce. I've felt a little isolated. No one in my social network of friends seems to be in any way close to what I'm going through, which makes it hard to reach out and get feedback from friends. I mean, there love and support has been great, but none of them have been through it. I'm not blaming the, I'm just saying it's nice to actually think there others going through what I'm going through... anyway... thanks for supporting the cause, so to speak .... Jamie
good stuff
I like each of your POV... above because you're expressing it! More women should know about this site. It does help to quell the anxiety of loneliness ---
ditto
I'm the same way. I live in a REALLY remote place from civilization, so it's nice to not feel so removed from the reality I'm living..
I changed my name back
But it's nice to see the discussion over it. For me, I just felt I needed the liberation. Keeping my ex's name seemed to weigh on me. It was a bit of an anchor for me moving on beyond that part of my life. I would suggest to any woman to move on, and start fresh
Name Change
Looks good...
Can't wait to see more.
changing names
I've been debating about changing my name back to my maiden name. I wasn't going to do it at first, because my children are young and might be confused. Then I figured, if he doesn't want me, why should I want his name? It's just a daily reminder of who I'm NOT anymore. I talked to the kids about it and they were okay with it. So, I'm going to change back and find myself again.
love this
Changing Names or NOT : )
Reclaiming My Maiden Name
Should I Keep My Married Name?
Dropping his last name