In this episode, we dive deep into the complex and often uncomfortable topic of Forgiveness after divorce. Do you have to forgive in order to move forward while still holding space for the pain? Or is it more important to understand what happened in order to move on?  
Whether you’re wrestling with the idea of forgiving your ex, yourself, or both–this episode offers a compassionate space to reflect and rethink what healing could look like for you.

In this episode, we dive deep into the complex and often uncomfortable topic of Forgiveness after divorce. Do you have to forgive in order to move forward while still holding space for the pain? Or is it more important to understand what happened in order to move on? Whether you’re wrestling with the idea of forgiving your ex, yourself, or both–this episode offers a compassionate space to reflect and rethink what healing could look like for you.

Forgiveness

Welcome to Our Life After Divorce, where Harry and Nada share a journey,
Navigating post-divorce life from both a male and female perspective.  

Harry and Nada met on a dating app and developed a unique connection.  
From the moment Nada spotted Harry at a bar on their first date, while he was texting her about her wine preference, she had an overwhelming urge to turn and leave, not because she didn’t like the way he looked, but because she instinctively knew he’d become significant in her life. Two years later, that intuition proved true; they have so much in common, including that neither one of them was ready for a serious relationship. He was getting over a long relationship after his divorce, and she was just starting this journey and didn’t really know what she wanted.  So they chose to stay friends.  They didn’t make a big announcement or consciously decided to stay friends- it just happened naturally.  They understood that crossing the line into a romantic relationship could mean risking a deep and meaningful friendship, and they weren’t willing to lose that.  Instead, they embraced the connection they had, allowing it to grow in a way that felt right for both of them, and it led them here… 

Whether you’re divorced, contemplating divorce, or simply curious about the realities of life after marriage, this podcast is for you.  Relationships-whether long, short, intercultural, or traditional- shape us in profound ways.
  
Maybe Nada and Harry’s stories resonate with you, spark new perspectives, and maybe even help you feel a little less alone in your journey.

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Welcome to Our Life After Divorce, where Harry and Nada share a journey, Navigating post-divorce life from both a male and female perspective. Harry and Nada met on a dating app and developed a unique connection. From the moment Nada spotted Harry at a bar on their first date, while he was texting her about her wine preference, she had an overwhelming urge to turn and leave, not because she didn’t like the way he looked, but because she instinctively knew he’d become significant in her life. Two years later, that intuition proved true; they have so much in common, including that neither one of them was ready for a serious relationship. He was getting over a long relationship after his divorce, and she was just starting this journey and didn’t really know what she wanted. So they chose to stay friends. They didn’t make a big announcement or consciously decided to stay friends- it just happened naturally. They understood that crossing the line into a romantic relationship could mean risking a deep and meaningful friendship, and they weren’t willing to lose that. Instead, they embraced the connection they had, allowing it to grow in a way that felt right for both of them, and it led them here… Whether you’re divorced, contemplating divorce, or simply curious about the realities of life after marriage, this podcast is for you. Relationships-whether long, short, intercultural, or traditional- shape us in profound ways. Maybe Nada and Harry’s stories resonate with you, spark new perspectives, and maybe even help you feel a little less alone in your journey.

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