If Everyone In My Family Is Divorced, Am I DOOMED?

Denise Albert, 06/08/12

Co-founder, The Moms

How do you say goodbye to someone you have slept in same bed with for 15 years?

Elisabeth Gruner, 06/06/12

Associate Professor of English, University of Richmond

Once Upon a Time and the other stepmother tales suggest that, as a culture, we may still harbor deep anxieties about non-biological mothers.

Debbi Dickinson, 06/06/12

Post-Divorce Coach and founder of Stepping Into Joy

Within a few months of returning from our honeymoon, our relationship started changing.

Alex McCord, 06/04/12

Author, Mom, TV Personality

How low would you go to catch your partner cheating?

Kathleen Kinmont, 06/04/12

Actress, writer and producer

I'm not particularly proud of three failed marriages, but I do know that I gave it a try. The truth is, people change; sometimes we change with them, sometimes we don't. We can cry about it, be shamed by it, laugh at it, and move on.

Kristen Houghton, 05/31/12

Author of No Woman Diets Alone" and 'And Then I'll Be Happy! Stop Sabotaging Your Happiness'

Alimony, in spite of everything else that may be negative about divorce, should be the one part that is fair and just to both parties. No one should be the winner or the loser.

Julie Metz and Darren Marshall, 05/29/12

How do you know when you are ready? Will the right person just come and I'll know?

Laura Campbell, 05/29/12

Founder of The D Spot

Fifty Shades Of Grey, which many say is simply erotica for the middle aged, is really a love story, and one that touches upon the very core of what effortless, extraordinary love is all about."

Mara Shapshay, 05/23/12

Stand-up comedian and author, 'Junky American Princess'

I made sure to marry in my twenties so I could start a family in my thirties. I planned out my life to fit a very elaborate fairy tale. But, as they say, "God laughs at those who make plans."

Todd Sawyer, 05/21/12

Co-host, “My Picker is Broken”

Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I think being married should involve the same bed, even if one of you is a snorer.

Denise Albert, 05/21/12

Co-founder, The Moms

I will never forget when my parents got divorced and my mom, who was totally involved in my parents' finances, gave very me clear advice: that no matter who I married, I needed to be on top of everything, including all the finances.

Terry Radigan, 05/16/12

Singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist

I realized the truth was I wasn't mad at Emily. Hell I didn't marry her. She didn't cheat on me. At worst she cheated on herself by getting involved with a married man.

Katie Amatruda, 05/16/12

LMFT and Trauma Therapist

Is he trying to wear me down? Run up my legal fees so high that I have no choice except to capitulate? Or does he love the power he's holding over me?

Karen McMahon, 05/14/12

Certified Divorce Coach and Master Energy Practitioner

Attempting to make your life better by changing your outer appearance is like cleaning a mirror and expecting the image reflecting back at you to change.

Tara Fass, 05/14/12

Therapist and Mediator

"I Wish" is a touching modern day folk tale created by Hirokazu Kore-eda ("Nobody Knows", "Still Walking"), told from the child-like perspective of two young brothers separated and longing for each other.

Natasha Burton, 05/11/12

Staff Writer, HuffPost Weddings and HuffPost Divorce

There was one aspect of my life that never changed, even when my family's structure did: My relationship with my mom. In fact, in many ways, my parents' divorce only made our bond stronger.

Pamela Alma Weymouth, 05/11/12

Pamela Alma Weymouth is a humorist, writer, and mother of twins

Sometimes, in the sleep-deprived haze of motherhood, one forgets the obvious. I am constantly forgetting car keys, closing the clasp on my belt buckle, that the tag goes on the inside not the outside, my patience.