#101 How Public Should You Be About Your Divorce? One Woman’s Story Sparks a Bigger Conversation

How public should you be about your own divorce?

When social media creator Jen Hamilton began sharing her separation publicly after discovering what she describes as her husband’s double life, millions were watching. Her story raises an important question.

Social media can offer support and validation, but divorce is also a legal process. Posts can be screenshotted, saved, shared, and viewed later without the emotion or context behind them.

In this mini episode, Heather Quick explores how to balance having a voice with protecting yourself, your children, and your future. Her winning move: Don’t post in the emotion.

Listen for what to consider before sharing your divorce story online, and how to find support without sharing more than you may want to later.

Article Link: https://www.thecut.com/article/jen-hamilton-divorce-tiktok.html

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