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Learning to live as a family post-divorce - Cloned
Lottie Lomas (author of the Secret Divorcee blog) talks about learning to live as a family post divorce - and what that has meant for her relations
Learning to live as a family post-divorce
Lottie Lomas (author of the Secret Divorcee blog) talks about learning to live as a family post divorce - and what that has meant for her relations
Getting bullied at school
Bullies are very cunning and they are expert at getting away with it.
How to be vulnerable with your partner
Being vulnerable with the people you care about is one of the best ways of developing close and fulfilling relationships.
How to build rituals with your chosen family
When our birth families don’t accept us for different reasons, our chosen family are the people who step into their place: the friends and mentors
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Lottie Lomas (author of the Secret Divorcee blog) talks about learning to live as a family post divorce - and what that has meant for her relationship with her ex.
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From dramatic walkouts on Married at First Sight, to big friendship fallouts on Made in Chelsea, reality TV is full of arguments.