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Subject I Will Never Get Married Again
Date September 9, 2022 9:12 PM
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I Will Never Get Married Again
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“I had my whole wedding planned out before I even met my ex-husband. I didn’t
just want to be a bride, though. I wanted to be a wife and wear a ring. I wanted
to refer to someone as ‘my husband,” admits Katie Bingham-Smith in her latest.
So how did she turn into somebody with no intention of ever remarrying? Read to
find out, in this thoughtful piece about letting go of what you thought you
wanted, which is a nice reminder that what you want can change over the course
of your life — and that’s perfectly all right. 

Have a relaxing weekend, 

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor

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From The Confessional: Moms Can’t Win
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“Whether you work a full-time job outside the home
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— the truth is that parenting is just hard. Whichever choice you make, you’re
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from the Scary Mommy Confessional — and ain’t that the truth. If you’ve got a
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