Unforgiving soul forgoes greatness

Monday, April 22, 2024 | 80 Views |

Dear Coach, I was married three years ago until I met a group of evil ladies whom I called my friends. I am a thirty- five year old lady, and I am a divorcee.

I met my former husband about five years prior our wedding and marriage life. He was and is still a loving and compassionate man I have ever met.

It is unfortunate that he worked a blue collar job and he I obviously not earning so much money. At the same time, he is a business minded person who is always willing to try something new to enhance our livelihoods. When we met, I was so unemployed and I depended on him for literally everything.

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