He says it's true love, 5th time lucky. My question is, do statistics show that men's chances of divorce increases with the number of divorces or is it only women? Which studies is it that Michael quotes this? Thanks

Hey G's Would love your opinion on which of those is the best. Note: I can always crop and edit them so please take that into account when voting/commenting.

I recently posted about a discussion my wife and I had, and I received some valuable suggestions on how to approach the situation. Following the advice, I decided to give my wife more time, communicate with her, and work towards resolving any problems. However, a recent conversation with her has left me deeply perplexed. After years of legal battles, I finally gained custody of my children from my ex-wife, and I've been raising them alongside my wife's 3 and 4-year-old sons since they were young. This morning, my wife expressed gratitude for everything I've done for her, her children, and her parents who moved from Venezuela. Unexpectedly, she then admitted that what I've done for her and her kids is beyond her capabilities. She confessed that she struggles to spend time with them as a mother would and, shockingly, suggested that I send my children back to their biological mother. She asserted that this would allow our life to return to how it was before. Stunned, I managed to respond by acknowledging her feelings and agreeing to the arrangement, but I emphasized the need for changes in how we approach things moving forward. While I haven't outlined the specifics of these changes, I have a general idea of what needs to be addressed. This revelation has left me lost for words and battling a surge of emotions. Despite my initial reaction, I refrained from expressing anger physically and opted for a more measured response. I'm now in the process of formulating a plan for how to move forward with this newfound information, all while grappling with the emotional toll of the situation.

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See lots of people travelling to Dubai, so put together a little list of shots you can get. It’s really a perfect place to fix your instagram quickly, because Dubai was literally built for Instagram. You know that famous blue bridge? It serves no real purpose. So, let’s jump right into it. - Meydan Bridge. The staple for “habibi, come to dubai” reels and captions. Rent a Geländewagen, Lambo or Rolls, and hit up the desert while you’re at it. If you need recommendations for good car rental companies, tap that dm button. - Palm Jumeirah. Plenty of hotels to shoot at here, for example influencer heavy Five (boob jobs, british bitcoin geezers and working ladies in excess). Just need to know your way around security and management, or get permits beforehand (and that’s really for shooting anywhere in public or at any hotel in Dubai). Also some beaches on the palm. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cz6Ob2nsKDD/ - Marina. Boardwalk if you’re not staying in Marina. But if you’re staying at a hotel there or have a friend who can let you in, you can get photos that show more access to scarce resources. https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck1JadiSQ0h/ - Downtown. Burj Khalifa — the world’s tallest tower and popular backdrop. Plenty of restaurants with a view of it, one being Urla. - Yacht. Renting a yacht is popular when first coming to Dubai. It’s a fun experience, but not a necessary one content wise. https://www.instagram.com/p/C0RJCtWrhJ_/ - Desert. Come take a ride on my camel. Any desert safari should do to get the essential dune sunset shot. https://www.instagram.com/p/CSORFLhH5ML/ - Don’t bring your drone. Radar in all of UAE, and they may shoot it down with emp. And now your drone won’t function anymore, anywhere. The fine is also up to 500k AED ($150k USD).