7 Tips to Surviving Marriage Separation

You can save your marriage after separation. Being separated does not mean divorce. Being in a marriage that is separated means that you have the chance to shift your thinking and actions to bring your spouse back into an improved marriage. You can get your ex back and you can save your marriage with these easy tips.

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Tasha Curry have suffered from anxiety, depression and PTSD for most of her life. But through her issues she found personal development and have been able to maintain a long term marriage. She wants to help you get your marriage back to being loving and full of passion. The tips she share are things that changed her relationships and lifestyle. Hopefully It can work for you.

0:00 - Intro
1:53 - Tip 1
3:40 - Tip 2
5:05 - Tip 3
6:44 - Tip 4
7:32 - Tip 5
7:59 - Tip 6
8:40 - Tip 7

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[TashaCurryTheMarriageMentor]

Thank you for watching!! You can save your marriage after separation. Being separated does not mean divorce. Are there any tips that you have heard or done that I didn't mention?

[soblessed]

After 28 years of marriage we separated for 3 years. I realized that l was better all by myself. There is no going back for me.

[Gabrielle]

Self care is key. I am getting so much more sleep. Avoiding any unnecessary talks. I went for a walk this morning, it felt good.

[triciadumana]

I have to say, I have seen so many videos and Ted Talks about this topic but for some reason, your thoughts in this subject matter really hit home for me. I am currently going through a separation and wouldn’t wish this type of pain on anyone. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[smoothreid]

It’s been 4 years since I found out my wife cheated. It was the worst pain I ever felt in my life, especially coming back from a 9 month deployment. Have 2 kids together. We where separated 4 months, ended up moving back in together to work it out or so I thought, but it’s true when “when a good girl is gone, she’s gone forever”. It hasn’t been the same since. We separated again and it’s been a year. I’m in a much better place as I focused on myself and doing better for me. Doesn’t hurt nearly as bad but every time I see her to deal with my kids, the pain comes back. 14 years down the drain. Hang in there everyone, things will get better eventually. Know YOUR. Self worth!!! Her affair partner ended up using her and throwing her to the side. Karma is real.

[richardfairchild]

Thanks so very much. Please pray for my wife and I who have bin separated since 8 23 23 in Colorado. I'm the victim of d.v. We really need a mairicle from God. God know the details so I'm not going to go into too much detail. I believe that it's God's will we are eventually totally restored and our mairage and lives reconciled. Thankyou for reading this and praying for us I. Colorado. Take care and God bless you all who read this and pray for us. It's the first time in 15 years we have bin apart in our mairage together.thanks for your prayers for us.

[krystofer]

It is so hard to focus on myself after focusing on her for 15 years but this is my main goal.

[roselynriggs]

I’m going through the beginning stages of separation. I decided to talk with a therapist. But… my therapist was very vindictive. She wanted me to pull my husbands phone record to find out if he is was texting other woman. I think I’ll find another therapist because she was weird

[devonblackwood]

Yes “hurtness” can be a word! This is literally one of the BEST videos that I’ve ever seen! Thanks so much. This is solid!

[andrewm]

This is extremely helpful. In a separation right now and this is incredible advice. It gives me a lot hope.

[fckhlqx]

Thank you. Your comments are so true. Hard to follow in real life but I know I should. I am a man who just lost his wife due to her infidelity and listening to this video made me cry. Thank you it is very true.

[majorrobinson]

Yes, hurtness is a word. I feel it. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[TheUnstoppableHubByKS]

Hi Tasha, your videos showed up in my feed and I am loving them. I must say you have a very kind and nice way of explaining about situations and how to handle them

[tracey-anngrey]

I watched this video twice and it was during the second watch, I understood you!

[Fervent]

Thank you Tasha for this encouraging message. In the storm and things aren’t getting better. I’ve been standing for my marriage, but I came to the realization that he is a completely different now and he is not willing to work anything out. He no longer thinks we are compatible and has a cold heart. My kids and I are trying to keep positive and we are all trying to process the new normal. We all have a therapist, but it’s still hard. Only God knows what lies ahead. In your time Lord Jesus.

[juneharris]

Wow....This really hit home and I thank you for sharing. My wife and I haven't physically separated, but within our home, we have. I've found myself actually doing some of the things you mentioned to get through the pain and hurt. Thank You

[adammera]

Thank you so much!!! This really put things into perspective for me

[ngozichike]

This was extremely helpful for me. Thank you for sharing!

[angelj]

That second “it’s going to be ok”, broke me down… 6:40…. I wish I could believe that wholeheartedly… 😔

[jorgevalerio]

Although i dont think my wife and i will reconcile ( and i would love to) I love your message in this video. Thank you so much for helping me. I am grateful.