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DON'T PICK THE SCAB PODCAST

When Does Divorce Pain End? Real Talk for Men Over 40 💔 || DPTSP #120 || David M. Webb

When Does Divorce Pain End? Real Talk for Men Over 40 💔 || DPTSP #120 || David M. Webb

03min |06/09/2025
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When Does Divorce Pain End? Real Talk for Men Over 40 💔 ||  DPTSP #120  ||  David M. Webb cover
DON'T PICK THE SCAB PODCAST

When Does Divorce Pain End? Real Talk for Men Over 40 💔 || DPTSP #120 || David M. Webb

When Does Divorce Pain End? Real Talk for Men Over 40 💔 || DPTSP #120 || David M. Webb

03min |06/09/2025
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Are you a man over 40 struggling to move on after divorce? You’re not alone. Welcome to the Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast! I’m David Webb, your divorce recovery advocate in Colorado Springs, and today we tackle the #1 question: When does the hurt go away?


Divorce at this stage isn’t just about losing a partner—it’s about losing routines, identity, and the future you imagined. Society tells us to “man up,” but pain doesn’t care about stereotypes. The truth? Healing is not on a timeline. It’s full of ups, downs, and unexpected triggers—birthdays, holidays, even songs can bring the pain right back.


Setbacks aren’t failures—they’re signs you’re still healing, and that’s okay! Therapy, support groups, reconnecting with friends, and even creative outlets like journaling or music can help. Physical wellness (exercise, sleep, nutrition) is key too. Remember: isolation only amplifies pain, so reach out and find your tribe.


Divorce can feel like an ending, but it’s the start of a new chapter. Who do you want to become? Set small goals, try new things, and celebrate every win. The pain might not disappear completely, but it gets quieter, and you can find purpose—and even love—again.


💬 How have you dealt with setbacks or triggers during your recovery? Share your story in the comments below—let’s support each other!

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and join our podcast community for more support. You are not alone. Peace. ✌️


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Are you a man over 40 struggling to move on after divorce? You’re not alone. Welcome to the Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast! I’m David Webb, your divorce recovery advocate in Colorado Springs, and today we tackle the #1 question: When does the hurt go away?


Divorce at this stage isn’t just about losing a partner—it’s about losing routines, identity, and the future you imagined. Society tells us to “man up,” but pain doesn’t care about stereotypes. The truth? Healing is not on a timeline. It’s full of ups, downs, and unexpected triggers—birthdays, holidays, even songs can bring the pain right back.


Setbacks aren’t failures—they’re signs you’re still healing, and that’s okay! Therapy, support groups, reconnecting with friends, and even creative outlets like journaling or music can help. Physical wellness (exercise, sleep, nutrition) is key too. Remember: isolation only amplifies pain, so reach out and find your tribe.


Divorce can feel like an ending, but it’s the start of a new chapter. Who do you want to become? Set small goals, try new things, and celebrate every win. The pain might not disappear completely, but it gets quieter, and you can find purpose—and even love—again.


💬 How have you dealt with setbacks or triggers during your recovery? Share your story in the comments below—let’s support each other!

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and join our podcast community for more support. You are not alone. Peace. ✌️


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Are you a man over 40 struggling to move on after divorce? You’re not alone. Welcome to the Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast! I’m David Webb, your divorce recovery advocate in Colorado Springs, and today we tackle the #1 question: When does the hurt go away?


Divorce at this stage isn’t just about losing a partner—it’s about losing routines, identity, and the future you imagined. Society tells us to “man up,” but pain doesn’t care about stereotypes. The truth? Healing is not on a timeline. It’s full of ups, downs, and unexpected triggers—birthdays, holidays, even songs can bring the pain right back.


Setbacks aren’t failures—they’re signs you’re still healing, and that’s okay! Therapy, support groups, reconnecting with friends, and even creative outlets like journaling or music can help. Physical wellness (exercise, sleep, nutrition) is key too. Remember: isolation only amplifies pain, so reach out and find your tribe.


Divorce can feel like an ending, but it’s the start of a new chapter. Who do you want to become? Set small goals, try new things, and celebrate every win. The pain might not disappear completely, but it gets quieter, and you can find purpose—and even love—again.


💬 How have you dealt with setbacks or triggers during your recovery? Share your story in the comments below—let’s support each other!

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and join our podcast community for more support. You are not alone. Peace. ✌️


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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Are you a man over 40 struggling to move on after divorce? You’re not alone. Welcome to the Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast! I’m David Webb, your divorce recovery advocate in Colorado Springs, and today we tackle the #1 question: When does the hurt go away?


Divorce at this stage isn’t just about losing a partner—it’s about losing routines, identity, and the future you imagined. Society tells us to “man up,” but pain doesn’t care about stereotypes. The truth? Healing is not on a timeline. It’s full of ups, downs, and unexpected triggers—birthdays, holidays, even songs can bring the pain right back.


Setbacks aren’t failures—they’re signs you’re still healing, and that’s okay! Therapy, support groups, reconnecting with friends, and even creative outlets like journaling or music can help. Physical wellness (exercise, sleep, nutrition) is key too. Remember: isolation only amplifies pain, so reach out and find your tribe.


Divorce can feel like an ending, but it’s the start of a new chapter. Who do you want to become? Set small goals, try new things, and celebrate every win. The pain might not disappear completely, but it gets quieter, and you can find purpose—and even love—again.


💬 How have you dealt with setbacks or triggers during your recovery? Share your story in the comments below—let’s support each other!

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and join our podcast community for more support. You are not alone. Peace. ✌️


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