We are women in our thirty’s who got married prematurely, learned some hard lessons, and now walk in a profound wisdom of what not to do. Our main goals are to help others to avoid our many mistakes, give people a safe place to share their relationship experiences, and to give insight on topics that rarely get talked about in group settings.
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We are women in our thirty’s who got married prematurely, learned some hard lessons, and now walk in a profound wisdom of what not to do. Our main goals are to help others to avoid our many mistakes, give people a safe place to share their relationship experiences, and to give insight on topics that rarely get talked about in group settings.
In this episode of 30s, Divorced & Dating, Brittany (@lifeispower) , Adaobi (@adaobianya) and I (@yourtopix) discussed finances. We each shared a story of when the issue of money came up in our relationships. Goals that we feel women should be proactively working towards with or without a Partner. We also mentioned Dave Ramseys Finical Peace University as a resource to get your money in order.
Veronique Esther @authenticallywed was supposed to be on the show but ran into some challenges. We hope to have her on soon to talk about her divorce devotional.
If you are married, divorced, or dating please make sure you follow us on IG @thirtysdivorcedndating and if you are young, divorced, and looking for a safe place to share you can join our FB group.
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Peace, Blessings & Love always, Brige
30’s, Divorced, & Dating
We are women in our thirty’s who got married prematurely, learned some hard lessons, and now walk in a profound wisdom of what not to do. Our main goals are to help others to avoid our many mistakes, give people a safe place to share their relationship experiences, and to give insight on topics that rarely get talked about in group settings.
