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Taylor Swift's 10-minute version of All Too Well is officially the longest song to reach #1 in the charts. Today on the show we challenged ourselves to pla
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Taylor Swift's 10-minute version of All Too Well is officially the longest song to reach #1 in the charts. Today on the show we challenged ourselves to pla
One woman shares her story of what it's like to be in a high-conflict divorce, with an ex who seems determined to ruin your life.
She stopped off quickly to grab a few supplies on the way home, and as she got the bags out of the boot, she was surprised to see that her daughter had opened the front door and was already inside the house. Had she left the door unlocked when she left this morning? “I started imagining that we were being burgled and she was walking into that, so I ran inside, where I discovered my husband having an affair in our kitchen.” Meg says she was in shock, but remembers screaming, “’What the f...?’ “He said something like, ‘Meg, what are you doing here?!?’ which I replied, ‘wh...
As that stranger made that throw away comment, Charlotte was on the road to divorce – and her divorce will be as long as her marriage – after her husband left on the eve of their two-year wedding anniversary. She and her husband Kevin* had been together for 10 years total, since they were just 19. They were now deep into the planning of a dream three-month trip around Europe. They planned to start trying for kids before the year was out. “Then – boom! – one night, after asking me what I wanted for breakfast the next morning, he suddenly blurted out that he was done,” tells Char...
This story was first published on capsulenz.com It took Kelly three and a half years to finally tell her husband the words that had been bouncing around her head for much of that time: “This isn’t working. We need to divorce.” They were often on the tip of her tongue when she and Mike* were screaming at each other for not emptying the dishwasher or for leaving wet towels on the floor, or when she was feeling resentful for being the only one who seemed to be responsible for ferrying the kids to and from school, soccer practice, or friends’ birthdays – even though they both worked f...