"It's Harder Than I Thought It Was Going to Be" | The one thing that shortens it
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You thought you'd be further along by now.
You did the sensible things. Kept busy. Kept it together in front of the kids. Told everyone you were fine and mostly meant it. And it's still sitting on your chest at the end of the day.
Nobody tells men how long this takes. So when it takes longer, a man assumes he's doing it wrong - and being behind schedule on your own grief is a special kind of lonely.
Sunday we talk about the timeline nobody gives you, why the second six months surprises men more than the first, and the one thing that actually shortens it. It isn't time and it isn't willpower.
SUNDAY NIGHT
- Why it gets harder around the point everyone assumes it gets easier
- The one thing that shortens it, and why most men skip it
- Where other men are with theirs
You walk out knowing you're not behind.
Ninety minutes. Zoom. Camera off is fine, and nobody will call on you.
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For men in Dallas and anywhere - divorced, separated, or starting over after a long relationship. Men's group, real talk, no pressure to speak.