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Mr. Wallace,
Thank you for the post. It is so well stated. However true they are there were humorous and disturbing thoughts bouncing throughout as I read it. It’s hard to believe some of the 40,……… excuse me…….41 things would be considered. The fact that divorce does result in people making some “stupid” and even horrible decisions is unfortunate. What an understatement.
Here’s one that happened to me just now. I recently left my wife. We simply shouldn’t be together and that’s as simple as I’ll put it. About six weeks after I left she calls me, and in an emotional and desperate plea informs me she has been evicted and had no where to turn. I wasn’t sure what to do. She has no friends, her children are unable and her family is out of state. She was the first homeless person I ever knew before they were homeless. To the point, I said she could stay with our son and me a few days to get it together. Two days later the same old routine begins so I tell her she has to be out the next day. She didn’t leave. Called authorities and they said too bad. Called the property manager and they said they’d have to evict us both. I was shocked. Quick ending though. A new manager comes on board and I asked her if she had any ideas. This is how simple it was,…… She said, “let her walk out the door in front of you and simply close and lock the door.” The property manager won’t give her a key because she’s not on the lease and the authorities can’t make me allow her to reside here because it’s not up to me who does. I was on the edge of breaking my lease to get away.
You’ve seen it plenty I’m sure, but it is new to me. Anyhow, thank you for the post.
Best regards,
Dave.