ha non elle a divorcé, s'est barré en Finland et a rencontré un nouveau "zhom"
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https://www.nytimes.com/2[...]/ukraine-war-divorce.html
Andrii Shapovalov, 51, and Tetiana Shapovalova, 50, had a fantastic life together. They were married nearly 30 years, raised two sons and pursued careers that meant something to them — he as a psychotherapist working with drug addicts, she as an executive at a large ice cream company.
They separated that first day, as missiles slammed into Dnipro and shook their windows. Tetiana set off on a refugee odyssey. Andrii drifted through the empty rooms of their family home.
A few weeks into her life as a refugee, Tetiana met a Finnish man. She said it was very difficult to bring this up with Andrii. She called him on the phone and said: “I don’t want to continue our relationship. I want a new place, a new relationship, a new everything. I want a new life.”
Andrii: I was driving a car at that moment. I felt like I was covered in boiling water. I couldn’t move. I couldn’t breathe. I pulled over. Even after we got off the phone, I was trembling. I thought I was going crazy. I blamed the war, the Russians, our government, everyone around me.
I was surprised, yes, absolutely. I refused to believe it. I thought it was some flirtation and that it would end. But one night at the end of May, I called and texted her all day and she didn’t return my calls. I was awake all night. And then I understood: She’s with another man.
Tetiana: Since last August I’ve been living with someone else. My life’s flourishing. I’m not missing a thing. Maybe it’s trauma, maybe it’s not logical, but I really don’t want to come back to Ukraine and see all the changes. I don’t know why, but I’m not crying at all. Maybe later it will burn through me.
Andrii and Tetiana finalized their divorce in December. They haven’t seen each other since the first day of the war. Tetiana is studying Finnish and preparing to become a Finnish citizen. Andrii lives alone.
He spends much of his time working with soldiers struggling with drug and drinking problems, which he says have increased since the war started.
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Andrii Shapovalov, 51, and Tetiana Shapovalova, 50, had a fantastic life together. They were married nearly 30 years, raised two sons and pursued careers that meant something to them — he as a psychotherapist working with drug addicts, she as an executive at a large ice cream company.
They separated that first day, as missiles slammed into Dnipro and shook their windows. Tetiana set off on a refugee odyssey. Andrii drifted through the empty rooms of their family home.
A few weeks into her life as a refugee, Tetiana met a Finnish man. She said it was very difficult to bring this up with Andrii. She called him on the phone and said: “I don’t want to continue our relationship. I want a new place, a new relationship, a new everything. I want a new life.”
Andrii: I was driving a car at that moment. I felt like I was covered in boiling water. I couldn’t move. I couldn’t breathe. I pulled over. Even after we got off the phone, I was trembling. I thought I was going crazy. I blamed the war, the Russians, our government, everyone around me.
I was surprised, yes, absolutely. I refused to believe it. I thought it was some flirtation and that it would end. But one night at the end of May, I called and texted her all day and she didn’t return my calls. I was awake all night. And then I understood: She’s with another man.
Tetiana: Since last August I’ve been living with someone else. My life’s flourishing. I’m not missing a thing. Maybe it’s trauma, maybe it’s not logical, but I really don’t want to come back to Ukraine and see all the changes. I don’t know why, but I’m not crying at all. Maybe later it will burn through me.
Andrii and Tetiana finalized their divorce in December. They haven’t seen each other since the first day of the war. Tetiana is studying Finnish and preparing to become a Finnish citizen. Andrii lives alone.
He spends much of his time working with soldiers struggling with drug and drinking problems, which he says have increased since the war started.
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Bon apres il etait deja cuck je pense
Si ça nous est exposé en pleine face, c'est qu'il s'agit d'une psyop pour nous faire détester les femmes et vouloir abandonner le game.
Toutes des putes, oui, mais faut faire avec donc hop hop hop on fait sa vie
Toutes des putes, oui, mais faut faire avec donc hop hop hop on fait sa vie
Seugondaire, Duce des #hypernarboreens, Ecoutant de la #confrerie-noire.
En quelques semaines elle tire un trait sur 30 ans de mariage, et après les chofs viennent nous parler des valeurs des femmes de l'est
Toutes
A votre avis, les millions de femmes ukrainiennes qui ont fuit le pays reviendront elles après guerre dans un pays ravagé ?
Comme si elle avait ces considérations la la salope
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Putain la sélection a été terrible pour le pauvre Andrii, envoyé au front pour combattre pour les amerloques de merde et se faire cuck par un semi-mongoloïde finlandais 
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Putain de merde
t'as de la mémoire..
Ouais la plomberie est terminé. Par contre l'élec c'est une autre paire de manche
Ouais la plomberie est terminé. Par contre l'élec c'est une autre paire de manche
