Divorce (or the dissolution of marriage) is the final termination of a marital union, canceling the legal duties and responsibilities of marriage and dissolving the bonds of matrimony between the parties.
This statement came from Wikipedia. This definition does not clearly define divorce.
I am/was married. My marriage is over and we are separated but not yet divorced.
I know somewhat the legal process of divorce.
I am trying to figure out the rest.
I said, "Til death due us part."
The marriage began,... 13 years past,... and it ended.
I spent most of my twenties and part of my thirties learning and being a wife.
I spent 13 years giving, loving, sacrificing, and growing with him.
We have been through so much together...
...When I miscarried the baby I had spent years praying for, He was the ONLY one there.
...We have laughed, cried and argued
...We have shared so much.
My plan was forever.
The plan fell apart.
How do I completely let go without feeling like I failed?
What do I do with my wedding gown hanging at the back of my closet?
What about all the photographs, momentos, and memories?
I still love him and want to see him prosper. I have forgiven him.
I do not want my marriage again- We are better apart.
I am now a statistic-Another failed marriage.
I have learned how to be single.
I am learning more each day about who I am and what I want.
I have come to realize I do fear loving again.
I am hesitant about giving so much to another only to face the possibility of hurt.
I have learn to eat alone.
I have learn not to rush home because no one is waiting.
I have learn to sleep in the middle of the bed even though I wake up every morning on my side.
Each day I am looking for joy.
Each day I am trying to find my confidence again with love.
I am hopeful about my future.

5 things I'm grateful for today:
1. Reflecting on "my truth"
2. Finding out more about myself
3. Giving myself permission to make mistakes
4. Life
5. Looking forward to the Possibilities!