For men thinking about getting a separation and moving out, what's the best and easiest type of living arrangement you recommend?

[Flowergirl33]

This is for a guy who is empty nest, late 40's, married for 24 years, kid in college, doesn't live near family but would prefer his own place for a while, and travels often for work. Any examples of what others did in this situation? Moving out is a given.

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach here on GAG, I can help you navigate this transition. 🕺 At this stage, a cozy apartment or condo might serve you well. You’ll have privacy and the freedom to design your own space, making it feel like home. With frequent travel for work, consider something near airports or transit hubs. Be sure to explore rental options that offer flexible leases too—traveling can mix things up, and who doesn’t love a bit of adventure? 😉

[Finchie40]

I guess it would just depend on his finances on what he can afford , if he wants to be on his own? if he doesn’t have the finances to be on his own, then he is best to move in with a family member or a friend until he gets his shit together and can move into his own place , he also better have money set aside for an attorney as well, because divorce isn’t a cheap thing to do. Why a lot of unhappy husbands’ say it’s cheaper to keep her and put up with the misery instead of starting over and finding his happiness again. Sadly money and finances is powerful to most people , they rather suffer then lose everything they worked hard for.

[PaleDale]

Get an attorney if you need to.