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Make sure you do the work to understand what went wrong and own up your part. There is always something to learn about yourself even if you were not to blame for the demise of the marriage. Then take a hard look at what you really want in your next relationship and stick to it and only compromise when it makes sense and its not really a deal breaker.
Take a pause, learn how to date again. Remind yourself of the difference between sex, infatuation and love.
And take your time.
Don't jump back into marriage right away. Have some fun first.
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Marry someone with a good character, values similar to your own, who ultimately respects you through the noise. And whom you can also respect.
My wife produce a lot of noise and I love her for that.
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Also you should find them 🔥
I followed my heart into the first marriage and the second.
But the end of the first caused me to make deep changes — including taking a more humble approach to just about everything and cutting booze out of my life. (20 years now without a drink.)
That all helped more than “finding the right person” because let’s face it, no one stays as they were. Ever.
16 years into the second marriage, we’ve had some very tough moments but I definitely know we are really in it together.
I thought I’d just add, marriages are opaque because they are so personal. So what a successful marriage “is” is an open question.
Ie, I know couples who are still together but are very unhappy. Is that successful?
I know others who realized they were terrible roommates so they now live in separate places but are also still married. Is that successful?
I’m sure you get what I mean.
It’s so hard. I’ve been divorced four years now and want to get married again but I still think of him as my husband. It was such a big commitment for me. I feel like I can’t give others a real chance. Don’t be like me OP, and I’m so glad you asked the question. Hoping to hope.