I always thought divorce was pain. Sharp, ripping you apart.
And it turned out the worst thing is when the pain is gone. When all that remains inside is a hollow, cold emptiness.
After thirteen years of marriage, I was left alone with myself—with extra weight, a silent laptop, and a small red corgi who was the only one who kept on loving me.
I wasn’t looking for a new love. I was looking for myself—the woman I lost along the way. And somewhere between morning kilometers on a treadmill, late-night messages with a stranger, and desperate efforts to fight for my dog—I finally found her.
This is my story. The story of how, at thirty-eight, I learned to live, love, and be myself all over again.