Happily divorced isn’t just about moving on. It’s about uncovering the parts of ourselves we couldn’t see while putting someone else first. During marriage, so much energy went into prioritizing our partner that we lost sight of our own passions and desires. Divorce opens the door to rediscovering joy, creativity, and the hidden pieces of us waiting to be embraced.

The reality is bittersweet. Sweet–because those moments were real. Bitter–because they’re gone.

You know what no one warns you about after the divorce? The Bed.

Not the dating, not the legal stuff–the bed.

When you fall in love with someone from a different culture, suddenly you’re not just translating your feelings…you’re translating your entire life.

There is Beauty in Intercultural marriages, as well as challenges

Your culture is not a problem to solve or something to mute. It’s your story. Don’t forget it just to keep love alive. If your partner really loves you… he will get curious and would want to learn.

Sometimes, love isn’t what we say–it’s what we take the time to understand.

So whether it’s “love you” or “I love you” –just ask yourself: Am I ready for what those words can carry? Now, after divorce, we must be careful when we use I LOVE YOU The weight of these letters

Everything gets filtered differently –especially love–after divorce

We start hearing things we didn't question before, each according to their personality and own experience with their divorce.

Today we’re diving into tiny-but mighty- difference between “love you” and “i love you”

We are talking about something many people don’t like to admit, let alone discuss out loud: the art of quitting a marriage –especially when it becomes toxic.

There’s this illusion that staying, enduring, and sacrificing is always the noble thing. But what if staying is slowly unraveling who you are? What if it chips away at your peace, your identity, your worth?

Quitting doesn’t mean giving up. Sometimes, it means waking up. It means realizing that love shouldn’t feel like survival.

It means choosing yourself–your sanity, your soul, your future–over the illusion of “forever.”

In this episode, we’ll talk about how guilt and fear can keep you stuck and quitting, when done with clarity and courage, is not failure. It’s an act of radical self-respect.

So if you’ve ever found yourself asking, “how did I get here?” or “what if I left?” this episode is for you.

An Honest look at the different struggles men and women face after divorce - emotionally, financially, socially, through identity shifts, and parenting challenges.

Tune in for raw, unfiltered conversations between two people who've lived it, loved, lost, and are rebuilding - one story at a time.

What makes you swipe left or right? It's today's version of first impressions. In a few seconds, we’re deciding: could this be love, a meeting to have fun and laugh, or a complete disaster?

We’re diving into the world of dating apps–talking turn-ons, turn-offs,and everything in between.

As usual, we didn’t know any better, but Now as we reflect, and with a lot of therapy and self improvement, we look back and find 100 things of course…,

but in this episode Nada and I are going to focus on some key ones from our marriage and what we learned from others.

When is it the right time to go out into the dating world after your divorce?

We talk about the signs that might indicate you’re ready, the emotional and practical hurdles that come with re-entering the dating world, and how to honor your own timeline without the pressure of outside opinions. Whether you are curious, hesitant, or eager to get back out there, this conversation offers relatable insights, gentle encouragement, and a few laughs along the way.