Conventional wisdom has women getting the bad rap when it comes to break-ups (keying cars, boiling pet rabbits, etc.). But we know firsthand that men can be just as crazy as women. So, in the spirit of the season, we bring you tales of divorce gone awry -- shocking tales of jerkery and woe. We thought we'd spare you the usual jokes and cut to straight to the heart of the matter with these juicy tidbits.
If you've got your own bad break-up or divorce story, pour yourself a Scotch neat and share your story in comments. Or, head on over to our brother site Asylum to read men's horror stories of crazy ex-wives.
In the mean time, click through below for some real-life "War of the Roses"-style stories, interspersed with little pearls of wisdom from everybody's favorite multiple divorcees.












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Tuesday 10 March
By tomcasillas
Years ago my good friends were going through a divorce, No kids, not much stuff to split, should have been easy, except they both loved the Firebird Formula that they had owned together. he took it and was ordered by the judge to return it. So the next week he drove it into her yard , radio blaring out through the open moon roof. She wondered why he was followed by a cement truck, but thought one of his costruction buddies was giving him a ride home. He left the keys with her and she was surprised it went so well. 15 minutes later "someone" returned and unloaded a 9 yard cement truck through the roof opening. She got her car , it was a statue in her front yard.
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Wednesday 17 February
By Alex
We started a place for people to share their stories about divorce. Our goal is for couples to remain friends after the divorce. Collaborative divorce isn't for everyone. One person writes: "The best thing that happened in the divorce process was finding a thoughtful, considerate and compassionate place to come from going forward in the relationship." from http://champagnedivorce.com/2010/01/a-blessing-for-us-all/
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Tuesday 16 March
By Tonie
My sister is currently going thru a divorce and I have been the crying shoulder for about 3 months to the point its causing drama in my life where her ex drives by my house to check on her kid. And he is creepy. Love my sister, but gosh, its not the drama I asked for. Anyways, for anyone going thru a divorce i do suggest you find a local support group in a church or even online. My sister did it and she is handling it a bit better. Found a good blog about divorce pointers, handling it emotionally and list online support groups
http://divorcejourneytips.blogspot.com/
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Sunday 26 June
By screwed
Anyone who has been before Judge Catherine Sabaitis at Brockton Probate Court and has been continuiously ''scewed'' by one sided decisions via her court rulings.
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