Tag Archives: Gay Husband

Life After Divorce: Do you REALLY have to be friends with your Ex?

In some was I was lucky, the conditions of my divorce made my split extremely cauterized.  When I discovered my ex-husband was gay, I wanted out of the marriage immediately.  I saw no hope for reconciliation and had no desire to work anything out.  We had no children so I didn’t see the point in keeping him […]

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Life as Straight Spouse: Living with the Scarlet G

In the American classic  ”The Scarlet Letter” Nathanial Hawthorne wrote about Hester Prynne, a woman who conceived a daughter through an adulterous affair with a minister.  Her community, in 17th century Massachusetts, forces her to wear a red-letter “A” upon all of her clothing as a constant reminder of her transgression, and to publicly humiliate her. […]

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Dating After Divorce: When will you be ready to date again?

So since I started this blog I have gotten amazing email from people all over the country and people all over the world about their own personal struggles of living a post-divorce life.  Most of the questions and concerns are about dating.  And I certainly don’t have all the answers as I am a bit […]

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John Travolta – Gay or Not Gay? A straight spouse’s perspective

I have so many mixed feelings about the John Travolta gay sex allegations it is difficult for me to write about this.  As any regular reader of this blogs already knows, I am a straight spouse.  A straight spouse is someone who married a gay partner.  In my case I was unaware of my spouse’s […]

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Life After Divorce: ‘Round Midnight

One of the many profound changes since leaving my husband nearly three years ago is losing my ability to sleep.  From my earliest memories I can recall lying in bed completely awake worrying about something or pondering the meaning of the universe.   During waking hours I can chatter on about meaningless drivel but late at […]

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Life After Divorced: Being a straight spouse two years later.

I still remember my wedding day, vividly.   Any day planned and fretted about for months is going to stick in your brain for a lifetime.  Any day built up as the beginning of the rest of your life will burn into your psyche, in the same way horrible trauma sears its pain and anguish deep […]

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