i didn't know that about her that she did that type of work etc....makes her a bit more nicer if you knoew what i mean...divorce hard for anyone. The press making thing so hard to work out the truth as ...well you know what the press is like for twisting things, anything to get a storie

that last queston off yours is spot on...sometimes some people can read more into situasion or have over the top reactions and exagirated responcises in mind that become real to them in memorie due to earlier experinces...good point you brought up.

ladies who had bad or abusive childhoods don't get on to me please, some women/men do this some don't but it is a possibilitie, if the abose is left untrested in terms of theripy or personal deveopment work. Just one possibilitie for some people not all people....think thats a whole topic in itself hannilore, might be worth discussing in off itself, smart ladie for thinking about it as a possibilite..

celtic

The settlement seems a bit high, but then I think almost any divorce settlement is high. I guess I believe women should take care of themselves, finacially, and have never understood alimony.

I would hate to think that Paul is abusive, but I tend to take the women's side in these cases. This may not be fair, but anyone can be abusive, even our dear Paul.

My take on the situation may seem different.
I think we "need" icons and testimony of the mass hysteria when Diana died.
Who more than the Beatles to be our generations icons.They came at a time of liberation and change in the world.Music was changed by their emergance.
So any discussion about Heather Mills will be coloured by our bias.
Paul wont miss the money BUT the little daughter will miss Paul. Thats the really sad thing.
Mountain ash