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Divorce During Quarantine – How to Get Through It

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The Coronavirus Pandemic has caused unprecedented chaos in every aspect of our lives. Millions of people have lost loved ones, found themselves unemployed and unable to pay their bills, and in major financial trouble. One often-overlooked consequence of this terrible pandemic is the strain it has put on many relationships. Many couples have found themselves at odds due to the stress and strain of the situation and many relationships have not survived the pressure. Divorce is always difficult, and whether you made the decision together in the best interests of all parties or it was one person’s decision to walk away, divorce can take its toll. 

Divorce can be extremely lonely and affect people’s self-esteem, but it is vital that you look at the many advantages of being single again.

In this article, we will look at how to get through a recent divorce and move on with your life.

1. Focus on Self-Care

When we are married, we often have to make compromises for the relationship. This may mean giving up a time-consuming hobby or sacrificing a personal dream so you can better support your partner. One of the big positives of a divorce is that after a breakup, you have far more freedom to focus on yourself. Spend more time with your friends, take up a new hobby and do all the things that make you feel good. As the old saying goes,

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