Bummer for Erin (of Erin's Audio Corner)

[lovinthehd]

Hang in there, Erin. Divorce sucks.

 

[ryanosaur]

@ErinH
Bummer to hear, Erin. I've been there, before. Modern marriage is like modern careers. Neither seem meant to last. I'm on my second marriage and at least 2nd-1/2 career.
Stay strong to who your are and grow where, when and however you can!
Please do not let the sorrow and pain define you. It's a part of you for a bit, but not WHO YOU ARE.

Cheers, amigo!

 

[shadyJ]

That is rough, poor guy. I hope the whole thing gets over with as quickly and painlessly as possible. Some of the divorces I have seen are the stuff of nightmares.

 

[Danzilla31]

Man I actually saw this video right before I left my house this afternoon. I'm not going to lie I had some tears in my eyes. You can just see and feel the pain in his face and eyes. To see him struggling to keep his composure it hurt to see a good man in pain like that. I've been there twice in my life. My first love passed away in a car wreck my second was just like his situation. From oughtta nowhere bam! Caught by suprise and sucked the life right outta me. Just hurts to see him going through but it was awesome to see all the love and testimonies he was getting from his subscribers in the comment sections.

 

[Danzilla31]

Also so much respect to him as a man to have the courage to be vulnerable and honest with his subscribers about his channel and his situation. He is so right men are going through these situations these days more then ever and we need to support each other. If his courage and vulnerability helps one subscriber who is going through something and gives them hope. Then already something good is starting to come out of a really sh$tty situation

 

[Sigberg Audio]

This was a difficult video to watch. I've been through this as well, thankfully many years ago now. You will get through this Erin, but as they say, only thing that really helps is time.

I'm also thankful that we live in 2022 where a man doesn't have to go through this completely by himself, but can be open about things like this, both to the benefit of himself and others. It's plain to see that it was hard to make that video, but I'm glad he did.

 

[Alex2507]

The first divorce is the hardest. My wife came and told me, "we need to talk". I said, "pack up your sh!t and get the f^%& out. Good talk. We should of had it 6 months ago".

That's right at the top of the list of things that never happened but I like the way it sounds.