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A conscious uncoupling.......
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over a year ago
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"Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris  Martin
Could they not just split up?  "
Indeed! Since they live their lives so privately anyway would anyone actually have noticed (or care) that they have decided to consciously uncouple - how pretentious a statement is that! |
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over a year ago
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Oh I really REALLY can't wait for him to make some more of his over-rated beige muzak to help hm get over this financial crisis/marital hiccup/career opportunity*
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Saucer of milk table 5 please |
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over a year ago
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"i am suprised they managed to last as long as they did!! it seems people just cant stay together anymore these days....very very sad for the kids  "
Is it sad for their children? In an ideal world it would be wonderful for children to grow up in a happy home with two committed and loving parents, I did and I know how lucky I was.
However, as a result of that I allowed pride to prevent me admitting that my own marriage was a sham and stayed with my ex husband for 22 years to the detriment of my children altho at the time I thought I was doing the right thing for them too. It was realising how very unhappy my daughter was living in a home with two parents who could not stand to breathe the same air that finally made me end my marriage. My daughter and I were much happier alone, my husband remarried almost immediately and all three of my children now have a good relationship with both their father and I.
Children are resilient, they are also very perceptive and can recognise when things are not right altho they do not necessarily have the emotional maturity to understand why. Even the most amicable separation/divorce can be distressing for all concerned but it does not necessarily mean that it is not the right thing to do for the parents' or the children's sake. |
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"Oh I really REALLY can't wait for him to make some more of his over-rated beige muzak to help hm get over this financial crisis/marital hiccup/career opportunity*
* delete as cynically appropriate
Saucer of milk table 5 please "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Its sounds like they're a pair of train carriages uncoupling  "
More like a train wreck. !
They've been spouting enough pretentious bollocks for years... I wish they'd just creep off into the undergrowth  |
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"i am suprised they managed to last as long as they did!! it seems people just cant stay together anymore these days....very very sad for the kids
Is it sad for their children? In an ideal world it would be wonderful for children to grow up in a happy home with two committed and loving parents, I did and I know how lucky I was.
However, as a result of that I allowed pride to prevent me admitting that my own marriage was a sham and stayed with my ex husband for 22 years to the detriment of my children altho at the time I thought I was doing the right thing for them too. It was realising how very unhappy my daughter was living in a home with two parents who could not stand to breathe the same air that finally made me end my marriage. My daughter and I were much happier alone, my husband remarried almost immediately and all three of my children now have a good relationship with both their father and I.
Children are resilient, they are also very perceptive and can recognise when things are not right altho they do not necessarily have the emotional maturity to understand why. Even the most amicable separation/divorce can be distressing for all concerned but it does not necessarily mean that it is not the right thing to do for the parents' or the children's sake. "
Excellent! I love when someone shoots down a tired, old cliché. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin
Could they not just split up? "
no, they had to make it all new age and hippy.
its apple and aardvark i feel sorry for.
with the parents living in different countries, it cant be good for them to see both often |
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Sorry but what a load of absolute bull poop. They are splitting up, they are getting divorced, like thousands do every day. Their hearts are full of sadness and they are more in love than ever before, well don’t split up then. Sorry just a little rant from someone who is still with the love of his life who he met at school and cant stand this pretentious claptrap. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I guess this illustrates the modern fascination with celebrity and social media. What should be a private affair has to be publicised with a bunch of meaningless waffle in which frankly no one should have any interest at all. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Personally i LOVE Coldplay and LOVE their gigs and now he is free
i am actually very happy with my hubby but the rest of what i said is true, i dont do the fashionable thing and slate them |
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uncoupling ffs
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