There’s a quiet magic in reminiscing — not just remembering the past, but sharing it with those we love most. Recently, I sat with my grandchildren and daughter, reflecting on some of the happiest times of my life. Times when I wasn’t isolated or restricted from seeing my family. Times when family occasions were full… Read More “Reminiscing with My Grandchildren: The Joy of Unrestricted Family Love”
⚖️ When the Stories Don’t Match: The Psychological Cost of Conflicting Messages in Divorce ⚖️And why it’s okay to say “No more games.” By Linda C J Turner, Therapist & Advocate Divorce is already hard.It’s emotional, it’s exhausting, and it’s often the closing chapter of a deeply painful story. But when you’re receiving conflicting messages from multiple parties —… Read More ⚖️ When the Stories Don’t Match: The Psychological Cost of Conflicting Messages in Divorce ⚖️
📸 Looking Through Old Photos… and Seeing the Truth 📸 I was sorting through some old photos on my computer recently—deciding what to keep and what to let go of. A strange, emotional task.I found myself searching for one simple thing: a photo of my husband smiling. Even on his birthday last year—with friends gathered, a cake specially… Read More 📸 Looking Through Old Photos… and Seeing the Truth 📸
[24/10/24, 19:18:54] XXXXXXXXXXXXXX: Linda I do not want you to divorce me. I love you with all my heart and soul. If we both continue to put our pensions into our Sabadell account we will be alright. We just have to get over, just this hurdle. If the aggression can be stopped then we will… Read More Who is telling the truth?
“Decide for Yourself: When the Truth Is in Their Own Words” There are times in life when you don’t need to explain, argue, or justify anything.You simply present the facts.You hold up the truth like a mirror—and let people see for themselves what kind of reflection stares back. This is one of those times. A… Read More “Decide for Yourself: When the Truth Is in Their Own Words”
When a Divorce Process Has Already Started in Spain… Can the Opposing Party File a Separate Petition? In general, no — not for a second divorce. Here’s why: Once a divorce petition is filed and officially admitted by the court, the legal process is underway. Spanish courts do not allow duplicate proceedings for the same cause (in this case, a divorce… Read More “litispedencia”
A Life Without Control: Embracing Family, Freedom, and Joy For years, family visits were marred by tension, control, and double standards. What should have been moments of love and connection were instead overshadowed by complaints, ungratefulness, and manipulation. My partner’s rigid rules dictated every visit, limiting the time my family could stay and ensuring their… Read More A Life Without Control: Embracing Family, Freedom, and Joy
The Illusion of Wealth Throughout my life, I had been accustomed to a certain standard of living. My mother had instilled in me the belief that while a home could be modest, life itself should be enjoyed to the fullest. Holidays were not to be scrimped on; they were to be embraced as special moments,… Read More The Illusion of Wealth
The Price I Paid: A Lifetime of Financial and Emotional Manipulation Looking back, I now see the stark reality of my life—anything I had, I was made to pay for. Every car, every phone, every computer, every necessity for the home—I bore the cost. If I needed a new phone, I had to accept it… Read More The Price I Paid: A Lifetime of Financial and Emotional Manipulation
The Illusion of Happiness: Pride, Dignity, and the Hidden Struggles Behind Closed Doors “You have only ever given me the impression that you and Paul are happy in Spain.” Those words, spoken by his sister, echoed in my mind as I sat there, digesting them. Yes, of course, I gave that impression. Because that is… Read More Pride and Dignity – Not a VICTIM
