When a couple divorces, it isn't uncommon for one to take the reigns and one to take the sidelines. The latter individuals sees themselves as a victim, but it doesn't have to be this way. More often than not, this is the woman. Luckily, regardless of gender, the "victim" can take charge and avoid being sidelined. Here are five tips to do this:
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