Divorce in the Media-Divorce Court, How to Deal with Anger-Humming?
I am now six years away from the initial pain of an unwanted and unnecessary divorce and can now laugh at video clips like this one. In the early days, I probably could not have watched this video; it would have been far too painful.
I know we all deal with pain and anger differently. Some of our methods of dealing with such trauma are positive, and some maybe not so much. Miss Hicks attempt to overcome her anger came in the form of humming. I do agree that humming or singing is a positive way to deal with anger.
At the beginning of this type of nightmare, you are merely trying to survive. How did I cope with anger and despair in the early days? Days and weeks of crying, denial, journaling, reaching out to my friends, not eating, exercising, and listening to Christian music.
Legally I dealt with my feelings by seeking the truth through any means possible. My attorney suggested I hire a private investigator, that I subpoena bank records, phone, and other records. Digital forensic scoured an old computer that I had found. Learning the truth was painful, but I needed to know.
So how do I deal with these negative emotions today? Exercise, Zumba, writing, devotional time, praying, just going out, and having fun. I have learned more about the reality of my situation since the day it began. I still want to know the full truth. I want to know it all.
How do you deal with anger or pain associated with divorce or any other life trauma? I would love to know. By sharing you may be helping someone else on a similar journey.
God Bless!
KathieyV
Dealing with the breakdown of a relationship is difficult enough before you consider the legal minefield many go through to find out what their choices are. Peter Cedeno
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