Initiating Your Online Divorce May Not Be The Best Idea
It would be perfect if everyone could agree when divorce was inevitable. But, in my experience, this is rarely true. Often, one partner is pushing for the divorce while the other desperately wants to save the marriage. This was the case with myself and my partner. So I know first hand that this is a awful position to be in because you’re the odd man out, your heart is breaking, and you’re hearing conflicting info.
Your heart is leading you to fight for your marriage while your head, some friends, and perhaps your attorney are all telling you to protect both your assets and your heart. This article will not give legal advice regarding your online divorce. But because I conducted tons of research when trying to change my spouses mind about our divorce, my expertise lies with saving marriages when you are the only one interested, by taking control of what you can right now - yourself.
Want You Must Do To Save Your Marriage:
Here’s the top marriage saving tips that I have seen work countless times. I realize that they may seem counter intuitive and they may feel weird at first. But, you need to understand that doing what may feel right at this time (closing yourself off, engaging with your spouse, trying to make your spouse feel bad, trying to manipulate them, etc.) only drives them further away and only speeds up the downward spiral you are on.
You Must Be On Their Side:
Let’s think about this for a while. You want the divorce, but they don’t. You’re on opposite sides of the fence. If he wins, you lose your marriage. If you win, you’ve managed to muscle him into to doing what he didn’t want to do. So, even in the best scenario, his heart isn’t really in it and the chances for long-term success are not as good as they could be.
It’s better to jump on their side of the fence (or at least make them believe you are). Doing this alleviates the tension and ensures that they begin to give you more access to them. You want to present yourself as someone who doesn’t want a divorce, but who wants their partner to be happy and who is happy to put your wishes aside (at least for now) to help them achieve this. I know this may sound scary, but it is actually the only plan that allows every one to get what they want, so that when the marriage is saved, you have the best chance of long term success.












