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		<title>By: Joanna Cake</title>
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		<description>I have tried to make sense of it all too.  Tried not to feel hurt that he now keeps the house tidy and has rearranged everything so it is as if I never lived there.

Why do we change once we are separate?  Because we have become so ingrained in our ways together as a couple that we need to actively accentuate our new independence.  

Take advantage of this.  Rescue the you that you once were and pull her from the wreckage.  She has acquired a few new skills along the way, as well as a few bruises but, underneath it all, she is the you who was crying out for freedom when you were so unhappy within your marriage.

I can empathise totally with my own yoga and pilates classes and new business plans :)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have tried to make sense of it all too.  Tried not to feel hurt that he now keeps the house tidy and has rearranged everything so it is as if I never lived there.</p>
<p>Why do we change once we are separate?  Because we have become so ingrained in our ways together as a couple that we need to actively accentuate our new independence.  </p>
<p>Take advantage of this.  Rescue the you that you once were and pull her from the wreckage.  She has acquired a few new skills along the way, as well as a few bruises but, underneath it all, she is the you who was crying out for freedom when you were so unhappy within your marriage.</p>
<p>I can empathise totally with my own yoga and pilates classes and new business plans :)</p>
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