Divorcing Out Loud is a raw, unfiltered account of what it feels like to be a man in the middle of a divorce—while it's still happening. Written in real-time, this powerful memoir doesn't wait for healing to arrive before telling the truth. Instead, it leans into the chaos, confusion, anger, and grief that come with the unraveling of a marriage.
Told from the male perspective so often silenced or oversimplified, this book strips away the stoic mask and dives headfirst into the emotional trenches of separation. It explores the private moments behind closed doors—the lonely dinners, the legal frustrations, the gut-punch realizations, and the desperate questions about fatherhood, failure, and what comes next.
This isn't a story of blame or a guide to winning in court. It's about survival. It's about learning to speak when silence was safer. And most of all, it's about finding clarity and self-respect in the wreckage of something that was supposed to last forever.
Divorcing Out Loud is for every man who's been told to "suck it up," for every father fighting to stay present, and for anyone—male or female—who wants to understand what it really means to lose a marriage but not yourself.
