Paul C. Brunson

Sometimes happily ever means happily ever after separately.

And by the way, time has proven that.

My ex-wife has been married to her husband for 15 years, far longer than we were ever married, and they love each other.

You see it on them.

And as someone who knows her and loves her,

I, he's great for her.

Like he's, and if you met him and met me, you'd go, oh, there's, you could not, no one woman would love both of these men.

Like he's quiet.

He's very calming in his energy.

He's very, like we're total opposites and he's perfect for her.

It does.

Unfortunately, it hasn't been particularly useful because the kinds of people that need someone like me can't do that.

Like if you need me, it's because there's a fight happening, like a real fight happening.

You know, I'm not the guy you hire because you just need to process an uncontested divorce.

Like my divorce took like a month and two grand.

Like it was...

We went to a mediator, we sat down and said, okay, you'll keep this, I'll keep this.

We'll do this when it comes to things.

And then we, by the way, we put the piece of paper away and just made it up as we went along.

If she needed something, I was here for her.