#21 I Then Considered Myself Infinitely Happy, Only After The Birth Of The Little One Did It Sink In
Trends like “post-divorce glow-ups” also reduce the stigma around the shame of divorce. Ending a relationship doesn’t mean that a couple has failed to make a marriage work. As Seth Meyers, Psy.D., writes for Psychology Today, sometimes sustaining a marriage is not productive in an emotional way.
#22 The First One Is Not A Stone In The City Of The Former, But The Difference, As You Can See, Is)
“In my clinical work, I have found that many divorcing couples have, in fact, tried hard and have also come to honestly see that the relationship has, as a pattern, brought the couple more emotional stress and unhappiness than comfort and security,” Meyers wrote, advocating against shaming divorced couples.
#25 1 - 💍, 24 Years Old, 2 - 💃, 32 Years Old. I Specifically Chose So That The Photo Would Be From My Birthday There And There
#27 Well, On The Left Is A Married And Happy Woman, On The Right Is A "Sad Divorcee"
What do you think of these post-divorce glow-ups, Pandas? Have you experienced a similar physical or emotional transformation? Share your stories with us in the comments, Pandas! And if you’d like to see more examples of personal reinventions, check out these before-and-afters of women in their 20s vs. their 30s, and these unpolished glow-downs for a dose of good-natured self-deprecation!
#28 It's Been A Long Time. The First Photo Is From November 2018, I Messed Up My Hair To Change Something. Then After The Divorce
#33 1. Happy Wife And Mother Of Two Little Angels 2. Divorced Woman With Two Trailers🪽
#35 The First Photo Is Of A "Happy Wife" 😅 The Second "Incredibly Sad Divorcees"
