Chase Boehringer

Young Divorce Chase Boehringer

So you're getting a divorce, Shit. If you're anything like I was during my divorce, heartbreak, sadness and even hatred are all emotions you're intimately familiar with at this point. You're asking yourself questions like: How did I miss all these red flags? How could I have not known I was married to someone like this? If so, then you've found the right book. Forgiveness, trust, and love are all probably taking a backseat to the idea of slashing your ex's tires, but I can assure you that if you read each chapter thinking about how it relates to your relationship with yourself and your ex, you will be that much closer to not only being happy, but moving on with an open heart and a clear mind. I can also assure you that slashing your ex's tires will get you zero percent closer to being over them. Going from victim of circumstance to being in control of your life is something you can learn. Pay attention, because the pages in this book have the ability to change your divorce from being the end of everything you've ever known to becoming the beginning of a life more abundant than you could have ever imagined with your ex. If you're not willing to be brutally honest with yourself about the relationship and the divorce, then put this book down right now. Don't fake it. I'm not going to beat around the bush here (See Chapter 1: Time Heals All Wounds is Horse Shit). If you're not willing to quit moping and complaining, then use this book as tissue paper. But if you're ready to make something of your life, move forward, and truly get over your ex, then open this book and take a seat. I promise you, you'll find your next steps in these pages.