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LoginWhen my husband of 20 years asked for a separation, I had the sensation that my world was crumbling. The months that followed were a blur. Dating was a foreign concept. I remember being out with my friend David, a survivor of divorce, during a particularly brutal chapter of dealing with my ex and learning the details of his affair that preceded our split. David assured me I would feel better some day, date, and have sex again. But then, walking the dog one night, I spotted a handsome man exiting the liquor store on Ocean Park Boulevard. He strolled past me with a bouquet of flowers in one hand, and a bottle of wine in the other.
It might be daunting but it's well worth putting yourself out there again. Ariane Resnick, CNC is a mental health writer, certified nutritionist, and wellness author who advocates for accessibility and inclusivity. Ann-Louise T. Out of all the major life changes we can experience, going through a divorce is one of the toughest.
Dating after divorce can feel like tumultuous and uncharted territory. Can you start dating while still going through the divorce, or is there a certain amount of time you should wait? How do you know you're ready to move on? To answer these questions and offer other post-divorce dating do's and don'ts, we asked marriage counselors to share their advice. Like any aspect of romance, there is no one-size-fits-all. When you start dating again will largely depend on your circumstances and how you're responding.
The waiting time differs for everyone, and knowing how to approach dating can help. Going through a divorce is one of the hardest experiences you can go through. With years of inexperience, it can be scary to start dating again. But everyone approaches dating differently after divorce.
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