Burn The Dress - Divorce Sale
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Support freedom from Domestic Violence and Abusive Marriages.
You’ve seen the viral news story about the woman having a divorce garage sale and burning her wedding dress.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2018/02/12/woman-celebrates-her-divorce-torching-wedding-dress-garage-sale/328361002/
Let’s help her not have to eat ramen every day due to the massive amount of money spent on attorneys!
If you couldn’t make the garage sale and have a mimosa with her, donate here!
Original Craigslist Ad:
The Divorce Sale
So after 2 long years, I have FINALLY been able to divorce my worthless, cheating, abusive husband. During that time, I had the distinct pleasure of paying for TWO entire households because he lost his job due to commiting a felony and couldn't support himself, so guess who demanded in court docs that I keep him in the lifestyle he'd become accustomed to???
Fortunately, everyone eventually saw through his bullshit, and I'm free. I am also WAY more broke. But hell, divorce is expensive because it's worth it. Was it worth the more than $50,000 to get rid of him? Yes. Am I going to be eating ramen until I'm 50? Probably also yes. It's fine. Single ramen tastes better than married filet mignon anyday.
That said, I have an entire household worth of shit that needs to be GONE. I don't want to look at it. I don't want the memories. And I'd like to recoup some of the thousands upon thousands of dollars I spent on his sorry ass.
So, SATURDAY, February 10th is it. The "freedom from assholes" garage sale.
I have ALL the things.
Living room set, queen size bed/mattress, a wooden bunk bed that breaks down into 2 twins, an entire kitchens worth of things, dining table, some clothes, a TV stand, tools, linens, pretty much everything it takes to keep a lazy worthless human being in a state of comfort for a year.
I also have a ton of kids games and toys (boys or unisex). They mostly belonged to my kids, but easily could have been the exes since the maturity levels are about the same
Which reminds me, I do have a playstation
and an Xbox. And a bunch of other electronic-y stuff. Ha. Selling that too. (Don't judge me, the guy tried to take my DOG... who does that?!?!)
Oh, and I'm selling the grandmothers silverware. Because he deserves it. F him. Maybe he'll learn not to get bartenders pregnant and hit his wife.
If you've EVER been completely screwed over by an ex, PLEASE come support my garage sale and help me get rid of this shit so I can move on with my life.
You can even help me burn the pictures, and my wedding dress, if you like.
There will be mimosas. And doughnuts. Because I'll be up early and life is stressful.
And I'll even let you pay me electronically (Venmo or PayPal) if you don't have cash. Yay technology.
Come stop by. Buy something. Support moving forward and getting rid of assholes. Or just get a great deal on a couch. Think of it as a party and THIS is YOUR personal invite!
This is happening this Saturday from 7:30 AM until I need a nap... so maybe 2ish?
Wanna see the dress burn? Link
below:
Live Dress Burning
You’ve seen the viral news story about the woman having a divorce garage sale and burning her wedding dress.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2018/02/12/woman-celebrates-her-divorce-torching-wedding-dress-garage-sale/328361002/
Let’s help her not have to eat ramen every day due to the massive amount of money spent on attorneys!
If you couldn’t make the garage sale and have a mimosa with her, donate here!
Original Craigslist Ad:
The Divorce Sale
So after 2 long years, I have FINALLY been able to divorce my worthless, cheating, abusive husband. During that time, I had the distinct pleasure of paying for TWO entire households because he lost his job due to commiting a felony and couldn't support himself, so guess who demanded in court docs that I keep him in the lifestyle he'd become accustomed to???
Fortunately, everyone eventually saw through his bullshit, and I'm free. I am also WAY more broke. But hell, divorce is expensive because it's worth it. Was it worth the more than $50,000 to get rid of him? Yes. Am I going to be eating ramen until I'm 50? Probably also yes. It's fine. Single ramen tastes better than married filet mignon anyday.
That said, I have an entire household worth of shit that needs to be GONE. I don't want to look at it. I don't want the memories. And I'd like to recoup some of the thousands upon thousands of dollars I spent on his sorry ass.
So, SATURDAY, February 10th is it. The "freedom from assholes" garage sale.
I have ALL the things.
Living room set, queen size bed/mattress, a wooden bunk bed that breaks down into 2 twins, an entire kitchens worth of things, dining table, some clothes, a TV stand, tools, linens, pretty much everything it takes to keep a lazy worthless human being in a state of comfort for a year.
I also have a ton of kids games and toys (boys or unisex). They mostly belonged to my kids, but easily could have been the exes since the maturity levels are about the same
Which reminds me, I do have a playstation
and an Xbox. And a bunch of other electronic-y stuff. Ha. Selling that too. (Don't judge me, the guy tried to take my DOG... who does that?!?!)
Oh, and I'm selling the grandmothers silverware. Because he deserves it. F him. Maybe he'll learn not to get bartenders pregnant and hit his wife.
If you've EVER been completely screwed over by an ex, PLEASE come support my garage sale and help me get rid of this shit so I can move on with my life.
You can even help me burn the pictures, and my wedding dress, if you like.
There will be mimosas. And doughnuts. Because I'll be up early and life is stressful.
And I'll even let you pay me electronically (Venmo or PayPal) if you don't have cash. Yay technology.
Come stop by. Buy something. Support moving forward and getting rid of assholes. Or just get a great deal on a couch. Think of it as a party and THIS is YOUR personal invite!
This is happening this Saturday from 7:30 AM until I need a nap... so maybe 2ish?
Wanna see the dress burn? Link
below:
Live Dress Burning
Organizer
Tina Salinas
Organizer
Spring, TX
