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I Am 62 Years Old, Have Been Divorced for a Long Time, and Feel Very Lonely

I divorced my first husband many years ago. Oh, how he ruined my nerves! It took me a long time to recover

My daughter and son-in-law left their children with me for the entire school break. And here I am, a retired woman, having to feed and entertain them.

Both children and grandchildren have become so selfish these days – they demand attention but

My husband left me for my sister, and my mother is outraged that I refuse to speak to her. – But you are not strangers!

In one moment, I lost both my sister and my husband. To me, these people no longer exist.

A Harsh Lesson for the Children: Left Without an Inheritance

I didn’t say anything. I didn’t even hear what they were trying to say or do. I just walked away

My son betrayed me. I never thought he was capable of this. I stopped talking to him.

I want to start from the very beginning. I raised my son alone. Many years ago, my husband left

My father is 60 years old. Some time ago, he decided to leave the family. However, my mother gave him an ultimatum and allowed him to leave the house for six months.

My father is 60 years old, two years older than my mother. I am 30 years old myself, and I also

We helped our son and gave him money for the down payment, and our daughter caused a scene. According to her, we should have paid for her education and given her money for an apartment.

Together with my husband, we decided to help our son by giving him money for the down payment

Do not judge me harshly for my confession. Perhaps I am a bad mother if I have raised a son who no longer wants to communicate with me. However, I still want to hear good advice from those who face the same problems with their adult children.

Do not judge me harshly for my confession. Perhaps I am a bad mother if I have raised a son who no longer

Don’t rush to judge me – I had always dreamed of marrying a man with his own home because I didn’t have one myself. I had moved to New York from a small town, and the idea of living in a rented apartment didn’t appeal to me. But I didn’t marry Daniel just for the apartment. Of course, having his own place played an important role, but it wasn’t the deciding factor.

When Daniel joined our company, he almost immediately started showing me attention. I tried not to respond

I’ve made the decision to leave the market job. But how do I tell my husband and daughter? I fear they will see me as the enemy, but continuing to live like this is simply impossible

I deeply regret not going to college after finishing school and instead starting work right away.