Dianna
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My friend is getting divorced after 15 years of marriage. I don’t want to get into legal problems now. However, I see that it is really hard for her. How can I help her? I know that new love is distracting and helps me to get back on my feet again. But she doesn't want to date anyone now. This is problem.
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HelenRoss
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Mike Lozzer
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I'm really sorry to hear about your friend's situation. Divorce can be incredibly tough, and everyone copes in their own way. If she's not ready to date, that's absolutely okay. Sometimes healing takes time, and pushing someone into a new relationship may not be the best idea. However, if she does decide to explore the world of online dating at some point, I've found the https://www.sofiadate.com/ platform to be a helpful resource. For now, being a supportive friend, lending a listening ear, and helping with everyday tasks can mean the world to someone going through a divorce. Your presence and understanding matter more than you might think.
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