It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these. To see previous posts in this series click here.
This was going to be a very different post. If you’ve read any of the previous editions, you know I really mean it when I say a-round the web. Today though, everything I’m sharing is from one source. I stumbled on one article, ended up reading a lot of them and I was like you know what? It makes sense to just focus on these links today. All headings are hyperlinked.
I’ve never been in a relationship
I think this was interesting in that it’s something I rarely see get talked about but there are people in their 30s and even older that have never been in an “official” romantic partnership and I think it’s something we should hear more about.
Would you pay 12 thousand dollars to go to a retreat to try and forgive your husband for cheating?
It’s interesting because I was like - okay marriage retreats, interesting topic and then every single couple profile was one where the husband cheated. That was interesting too in a very different way.
My marriage to an older guy that has his shit together
Here, the writer talks about meeting her older husband who she calls…actually, I’ll leave that tidbit for you to find out yourself. I was like, finally, an age gap between two adults with fully developed brains (the human brain in general, reaches full development at age 25). Maybe it can be an example to the Leonardo Dicaprio advocates of this world.
When a shared ex is a great way to become best friends
The enemy of my enemy is my friend or something like that. But it makes sense that if your ex has a type, then your ex’s ex is the perfect person to become your new best friend.
How my ex-boyfriend accidentally gave me bitcoin to buy a house
I was more fascinated reading about people who got in on bitcoin when it cost basically nothing.
How the pandemic reshaped the life vision of 30-something-year-old women
I’ve been dying to read more about the lasting effects the pandemic has had on people’s lives. Some of these mental, emotional and even circumstantial changes really resonated with me.
When the church you loved rejects you
When you grow up on and in church, it can remain a safe haven if you never live outside of the limited lines it paints for you. When you come up against those lines, the warmth of community can disappear, and then what?
Share any interesting links you have in the comments as well as any thoughts on these articles. Till next time.