Thank you for your kind words. I hope you will consider my opinion in this because I truly believe it may make you feel better. It goes along with the old saying that the grass is not always greener on the other side. That is to say, your ex's relationship with his new wife is most likely not as beautiful and perfect as it seems. People will always have flaws and they take those flaws out on one another constantly. Sure, couples seem happy when they post Facebook pictures and dinners they've made and children smiling. But behind all that, we don't know what truly goes on. And I'm willing to bet their lives aren't perfect either. No one's life is perfect, for that word is reserved only for God. Yes, reading the Bible has gotten me to think about my life. I'm currently reading Job, I don't know if you're familiar at all but it's about a man who claims to be innocent and yet all this calamity has struck him, and all ten of his children died. And while reading, I can't help but think that no one is perfectly innocent or flawless. God knows what he's doing whether He brings fortune or misfortune upon us. His actions are undoubtedly still righteous and it is foolish to argue the latter. And me, having been highly upset with my loneliness as of late, and begging God to help take that pain away, I'm realizing I have to be faithful and patient, for there is truly no other way. And the misfortune that has come upon me is still righteous as well, no matter how difficult it may be, for who can say to God, "what You are doing is wrong and unfair?" No one has a leg to stand on uttering such blasphemy. I was a non-believer for 32 years, and this is my reward for my foolishness all those years. I accept that, and I will keep hoping in Him because I've changed tremendously since that time, and I know He sees it. Not to mention, he has still blessed me with family and finishing school despite everything, and that is enough for now.