What’s Leaving and What’s Left

"Felix"

Our guest this week is "Felix", now divorced, his marriage lived several seasons: from high school sweethearts, married at 24, living abroad together for work in the military, to a post-military divorce.
You may think you know military divorce stories, but the devil's in the details and Felix spares none.
 
Hosted by "Will".
 
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Welcome to What's Leaving and What's Left. Before we dive in, a few important points: "What's leaving and What's left" explores the realities of divorce through real stories.
It's not a how-to guide, legal advice, or a substitute for therapy. While we aim to provide insights and camaraderie, we strongly advise seeking professional help for legal or emotional matters. Our narratives are drawn from real experiences, shared to foster understanding and connection.
However, I'm not a divorce, relationship, or psychology expert. Our aim is to offer solidarity and possibly solace, not professional counsel. The individuals sharing their stories are real people facing real challenges.
We respect their privacy and the legal sensitivities of their situations. While we may indulge in some humor, this isn't a platform for unchecked anger or vilification. Divorce often involves complex dynamics, and we're here to explore diverse perspectives with empathy and understanding.
So, whether you're navigating the choppy waters of divorce or simply seeking insight, welcome aboard. Let's explore, learn, and perhaps find comfort together.

Pilot episode: "Julie"

"Julie" has two children and is mid-divorce with no non-litigation options in sight at the moment. A common story from the Golden State where divorce last a minimum of six months. How does she cope with the kids, the bills, and dating again? Listen in to find out.
 
Hosted by "Will".
 
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Welcome to What's Leaving and What's Left. Before we dive in, a few important points: "What's leaving and What's left" explores the realities of divorce through real stories.
It's not a how-to guide, legal advice, or a substitute for therapy. While we aim to provide insights and camaraderie, we strongly advise seeking professional help for legal or emotional matters. Our narratives are drawn from real experiences, shared to foster understanding and connection.
However, I'm not a divorce, relationship, or psychology expert. Our aim is to offer solidarity and possibly solace, not professional counsel. The individuals sharing their stories are real people facing real challenges.
We respect their privacy and the legal sensitivities of their situations. While we may indulge in some humor, this isn't a platform for unchecked anger or vilification. Divorce often involves complex dynamics, and we're here to explore diverse perspectives with empathy and understanding.
So, whether you're navigating the choppy waters of divorce or simply seeking insight, welcome aboard. Let's explore, learn, and perhaps find comfort together.