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upstate Pillar of the Community United States 3283 Posts	Posted 06/01/2012 09:06 am Not only is divorce is dangerous to your coin collection, it is wicked on ones finances overall. Mental disease is tough, especially schizophrenia, I know someone who got hit by that and he is not the person he was, not even close. Sorry for your loss, shake it off and move on! Best of luck to you. Report this Post to the Staff
just carl Bedrock of the Community United States 20753 Posts	Posted 06/01/2012 09:46 am Quote: For those here who went through or are going through a divorce, I was curious to know the reasons why you got divorced. I know it's none of my business but would anyone here care to share? Did any of it have to do with coin/bullion collecting or other reasons such as financial, or infidelity? That is a really tuff and ambiguous question. The problem with such a question about divorses, at least, is your only going to hear one side of the situation. In almost every instance of a divorce I've ever known, it was always the OTHER person's fault. The OTHER person cheated. The OTHER person was blowing all the money. The OTHER person just turned out to be a real nut. The OTHER person was abusive. And too in almost every instance I've known, since I'm a male, I hear the Male's side of the story. A lady I know told me with her it's always the opposite. It's always the male's fault. An attorney once told me in every divorse there is always a winner, a louser and a few that really don't matter. The louser is usually any kids. The winner is the attorneys. The divorce individuals really don't count. Report this Post to the Staff
Bryan1315 Bedrock of the Community United States 14454 Posts	Posted 06/01/2012 10:14 am Quote: For those here who went through or are going through a divorce, I was curious to know the reasons why you got divorced I can not point to one specific thing that caused the separation/divorce because it was a number of small things throughout the years from both of us that contributed to the growing apart. Some things she did was huge in my opinion and some things I have done was huge as well so if you ask her I am sure she would automatically say it was all my fault and that if I hadn't or had done this or that then she would have reacted this way instead of the way she did. But to be honest we just had irreconcilable differences and that is it. I really try hard to not bash her as she is my child's mother and that will never change if we are together or not. I hold no hard feelings toward her for anything she has done and have never told my daughter anything that her mother had done throughout the marriage. I do not want her to have any hard feelings toward her mother Report this Post to the Staff
CoinsKelly Pillar of the Community United States 3453 Posts	Posted 06/01/2012 10:33 am @Bryan1315 that will pay off for you in spades. Taking the high road is of the utmost importance when it comes to children. My son's father died last year when he was 11 and I am so incredibly thankful that I kept my mouth shut. My son was aware of some of his father's problems but did not need to know the details. He now has mostly good memories of his father and for that I am grateful. As a child of divorce myself, I was used as a weapon between my parents and swore that if I did divorce, I would not do that to my child. God bless and hang in there. Report this Post to the Staff
Bryan1315 Bedrock of the Community United States 14454 Posts	Posted 06/01/2012 11:52 am yeah I know what you are saying, my soon to be ex definitely points out every flaw I have ever had to my daughter and up until last August it sometimes worked. Last August my Daughter moved out of her mothers house and in with me because of all the drama. I feel the things that happened between us has nothing to do with my daughter and all she needs to know is we both love her and it had nothing at all to do with her as to why we are no longer together, if anything we tried to stay together longer than we maybe should have because of her Report this Post to the Staff
glenzy1 Pillar of the Community Canada 1554 Posts	Posted 06/12/2012 8:10 pm Sighting a National divorce rate of 60% and the remaining 40% being miserable in their marriage: I've always felt if most Coin Collectors would have discovered Coin Collecting before they met their spouses, there probably would be a lot less divorces because fewer of us would chosen to have gotten married. Glenn Edited by glenzy1 06/12/2012 8:11 pm Report this Post to the Staff
nod2003 Pillar of the Community United States 3294 Posts	Posted 06/12/2012 9:21 pm Are you kidding? Coins would be a great way to hide assets in a messy divorce. You can pay cash, and easily hid them. Shoot, a 1901S quarter in G4 is worth 10x its weight in gold (including the weight for the slab). Edited by nod2003 06/12/2012 9:22 pm Report this Post to the Staff
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