Going on forty and lonely, she married a man who simply was available.<\/p>\n
He wasn\u2019t the prince charming she had always dreamed of, but he was financially stable and a kind and decent man.<\/p>\n
As the years with him passed by, she felt she had settled, and her love for him had waned.<\/p>\n
At times, she wondered if she divorced him, she\u2019d have another chance of finding her prince charming.<\/p>\n
But she feared being alone for the rest of her life, and she had gotten much older, her body and face less attractive.<\/p>\n
So she remained unhappy in her lackluster marriage and found her prince charming vicariously by watching soap operas on TV. <\/p>\n
Bob Boyd<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Going on forty and lonely, she married a man who simply was available. He wasn\u2019t the prince charming she had always dreamed of, but he was financially stable and a kind and decent man. As the years with him passed by, she felt she had settled, and her love for him had waned. At times,… Continue reading