Thursday, October 6, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Seeing Red
Divorce and the stress that goes a long with it can make someone really P.O.-ed!
Sometimes being angry goes away, and other times it doesn't and affects everything we do.
I'm no psychologist, but I've read that anger is actually a secondary emotion
and is a result of hurt feelings, among other things.
I know from experience staying mad isn't the answer
because no matter what,
it always seems to stand in the way of my own happiness and concentration.
This quote says it quite well:
If all you see is red after your divorce...
Check out these places to learn more, because it could be preventing you from living a happy life:
What is Anger: American Psychological Association
Sometimes being angry goes away, and other times it doesn't and affects everything we do.
I'm no psychologist, but I've read that anger is actually a secondary emotion
and is a result of hurt feelings, among other things.
I know from experience staying mad isn't the answer
because no matter what,
it always seems to stand in the way of my own happiness and concentration.
This quote says it quite well:
“Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else;
you are the one who gets burned.”
Buddha quotes
If all you see is red after your divorce...
Check out these places to learn more, because it could be preventing you from living a happy life:
What is Anger: American Psychological Association
Monday, October 3, 2011
Divorce Blogs for Moms (and Dads-if you dare)
Visit Momlogic.com and check out these Divorce blogs for moms.
If you are a dad, I still think Momlogic.com is informative for any parent.
Just because most blogs are published by women, because we like to talk and share, still take a peak.
You never know...it could be very insightful.
If you are a dad, I still think Momlogic.com is informative for any parent.
Just because most blogs are published by women, because we like to talk and share, still take a peak.
You never know...it could be very insightful.
Truly,
Amber
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