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A divorce is only a job if you have next to no emotional stake in it. I've been divorced twice, marriages of 10 and 11 years respectively. Very different spouses, very different circumstances but both experiences were absolutely trying and emotionally draining. To reduce that experience to some kind of career "influence" piece boggles the mind. His ex spouse for sure came out for the better leaving this chump.
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“The desperation is strong with this one.”
— D. Vader (COO; Empire Corp)
Full body cringe
Being this dude’s partner sounds like an equally horrible gig.
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His thinkpiece is, um, "a lot" - but he also wrote a book about the experience (the topic of same sex divorce, he is gay) and speaks (paid engagement I assume). But it kinda reeks of "I had poor self control and made bad choices" IMO. It's also pretty disingenuous to the # of ppl in the work place who are balancing "never ending" challenges in their personal lives: ppl with chronic illness or disability, ppl who are caregivers, ppl with special needs children, etc. Like, lots of ppl have been dealt worse hands then you in life, who also have challenging careers, so maybe don't be such a crybaby about your divorce?
https://www.businessinsider.com/divorce-linkedin-profile-professional-skills-2024-9
For real. I'm divorced, and it was a horrible experience, especially since I am religious and so felt a lot of guilt for leaving, although I gradually realized I was in an abusive relationship and had to leave (note: my religious leaders were supportive, FWIW. I just felt guilty until I realized I had done all I could).
The pain of the divorce was nothing compared to the stress of the 11 year marriage. Nor did it compare to the next chapter, where I married someone who already had 3 kids, 2 with special needs, then had one of my own with her. I am very happy, 12 years later, but it is a HARD life.
But guess what? Everything, both the good and the bad, is a result of MY choices. And the day to day of "life" is much harder than the (generally) one year divorce process.
Caveat: much respect and empathy for those who have gone through multi-year, drag out divorces. There are always exceptions to my perspective.
Immediate filing into the circular bin.
Omg!! FB needs to add a cringe 😬🫣🫢🫠reaction emojis!! This post wins the 🏅2024 LinkedIn Cringe Award 😂
It’s weird when people make divorce part of their identity