[C19fan]

Oh poor baby, I am playing my Planck Length violin. I guess she learned woman are ruthless if you are considered competition. Yes I said women, because I doubt the men are at all involved in the snubbing, I wonder if Cavendish is her maiden or married name. Cavendish being one of the most distinguished families in England, for example, holding the Dukedoms of Devonshire and Newcastle.

[allendale]

Women are not going to bring a lonely, attractive divorced woman near their husbands.

[em2vn]

It is occurring because she is dealing with other women.

[Socon-Econ]

Probably because she was hanging around with a group of fair weather friends.

[sergeantdave]

Soap opera kitsch for those so inclined.

[PGR88]

I was obviously uninvited.

Your ex-husband was probably cheating with someone in your social circle. They all know about it, and are too embarrassed to say anything.

[tinamina]

Because they’re afraid you’re going to steal their husbands next.

[Tired of Taxes]

And... buried in the article is this little tidbit:

"Maybe they saw me as a threat. I certainly wasn’t — I had no interest in their husbands . . . . it’s true that some of the married men did come on to me. They’d ‘drop round’ because they ‘happened’ to be passing. I’d send them away with a flea in their ear."

[Poison Pill]

$100 says she filed to dissolve the union.

[AppyPappy]

My guess: She was self-centered and wanted to talk about kicking her husband to the curb without a good reason. Constantly. When she actually did it, people took that as a good reason to limit time. Now that her husband was gone, she turned down invitations because “kids”. Eventually, people quit asking.

[Jim Noble]

After our divorce, why did my ex become an eligible bachelor while I was a social pariah?

Because men and women are different down to the cellular level?

[Albion Wilde]

I doubt the men are at all involved in the snubbing

As she said in the article, some of the husbands came sniffing around, and she sent them off. Probably the reason why the wives were too insecure to keep on including her—they sensed their husbands were cheating dogs. There's always one or two in a small social group you can't be alone in the kitchen with.

[riri]

Because, in many, many way life isn't fair to women.

And in the ways it was more than fair, well that's all gone. Ponder that as you drive into the office and sit in your cubical all day.

Next question.