Blending Families

  • Abuse,  Blending Families,  Therapy

    He Would Never Part II: Domestic Violence Stories 2020

    by Anonymous Individuals who have been through domestic violence themselves or whose friends or family members have experienced it want to hear similar stories. All victims should reach out for help with moving forward after domestic violence. Domestic violence stories 2020 all look different – there is no one size fits all. This anonymous author shares her domestic violence real life story, and how she moved on from tragic moments of sexual abuse. Domestic Violence Real Life Story It started the day our blended family became one. They moved in with us at the old house when I was around 5 years old. I was not exactly happy that there…

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  • Blending Families,  Church of Jesus Christ of LDS,  Communication,  Divorce,  Raising Children

    My Journey: Divorce & Remarriage, with Children

    This story is the personal experience and advice from Robyn about how she helped her children during her divorce & remarriage. Check out this book, “How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk”  to learn more about how to communicate with your children in the best ways! Hi! I would like to share a personal experience and some advice for parents who are divorced. Life Changes I married my high school love after he served a 2-year service mission for our church.  Fast forward 7 years and we had 4 cute little boys, ranging from ages 6 years to 4 months old.  One day he…

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  • Blending Families,  Deciding to Marry,  Divorce,  Prior Marriage,  Raising Children

    Hobbit Love: Online Dating, Marriage after Divorce, Dating with Children by Richard

    Let’s hear a story from a husband’s perspective! Read this sweet story of Richard’s second chance of finding love – and finding his “Hobbit, Lord of the Rings-loving” wife. We are happy to share this story about online dating, marriage after divorce, and dating with children through a man’s eyes. Dating with Children The year was 2012, I was living in Eagle Mountain, Utah as a 30 year old single father. Being a single dad to my daughter and working full time made dating a challenge. Friends and family members would do their best to set me up, though this never turned out to lead to anything more than a…

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  • Blending Families,  Church of Jesus Christ of LDS,  Dating,  Raising Children,  Single Motherhood,  Substance Abuse and Addiction

    Drug Addiction in Relationships: Stories about Recovering Addicts and Relationships

    By Shealynd Have you ever had to worry about how to deal with drug addiction in a relationship? Shealynd has. Our strong anonymous author shares her stories about not one, but two recovering addicts and relationships. Drug addiction in relationships can cause heartbreak and struggle, especially when families and children are involved. Here is her story. A Ruined Engagement: Recovering Addicts and Relationships My life is not how I imagined it would be. Not even close. I’m not married. I never imagined I would be 27 with a three-year-old daughter and still have my dad’s last name.  Marriage has come close a few different times. The closest would be July…

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  • Arguing,  Blending Families,  Family Dynamics,  Financial Challenges,  Military Wives,  Raising Children,  Roles,  School and Work

    Two People Giving 100%: Blending Families in Marriage and Adjusting Back to Civilian Life by Madyson

    When Madyson married her husband, they had a few hurdles to face. They faced explaining their private elopement to family, having a child together, and searching for work after adjusting back to civilian life. Blending families in marriage can be challenging, but her spouse happily took on the role of “bonus dad” to her daughter. Translating their military life to civilian life tested the integrity of their marriage, but they found a way to push past the stress and arguments. Marriage is a partnership, a life of living with essentially your best friend, and a life of fulfillment. I’m married to the love of my life, my best friend, the…

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