Dear Amy: My ex-husband and I had a difficult, drawn-out divorce after 26 years of marriage, with eight years of unhappiness and zero sex (and no — the lack of sex and fighting over money were due to HIM, not me).
After the divorce I moved back to the Midwest, moved in with my dear parents, struggled to restart my career, and have moved on with healthy activities and friendships/relationships over the last decade.Our children are all adults now and the ex and I are brought together more often due to births, weddings, etc., but he continues to totally “ghost” me. He never greets me, never directs a word toward me or even looks at me.This is still hurtful to me after all this time.
Comparing that “gift” to the thousands spent on venue, clothing, entertainment, drinks, and dinner, I could not help but feel as if my work was totally unvalued. The amount received didn’t even cover my mileage! When you receive that first inquiry, you should state: “I charge XX to perform a wedding service. This includes meetings with the couple in advance of the ceremony, conducting the rehearsal, and the wedding ceremony, itself.”
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