Margaret Murphy, at 56, sought a new life and adventure apart from her husband, leading to a career in the UK. After 30 years of marriage and children, their differing aspirations prompted her decision. She found fulfilment working as an education officer, experiencing diverse lifestyles, and forming new friendships, while maintaining her relationship with her husband, Peter, albeit on different continents. Their modern approach allows independence as they navigate life's new chapter together, reinforcing the notion that life after children can be fulfilling and adventurous.
I wanted to see the world before I got too old, and have adventures.
It's a freer, more modern way to look at married life for older couples when all their domestic responsibilities have been taken care of.
You can think outside the box as a couple. And you can get on the career ladder as an older woman.
Murphy ended up staying so long because lots of good things have happened here.
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