This is about a rite of passage. When men and women divorce, we often hear about the difficulty in letting go of awhat once was.a Bizarre Truth is a middle-aged experience with a positive outcome. In spite of doing the right thing and letting go, how many times do men or dads get acknowledged for doing the right thing on a consistent basis or making a painful situation as painless as possible? Bizarre Truth is about that aspecial woman, a that person whom we wonder if we will ever meet, who existed in a separate reality that was so bizarre there was noticeable evidence to support the truth about it. Divorce has been made a tragedy, women are victims, men are perpetrators and the kids suffer, or so we are led to believe. This is a story of a parent who has always put his children, his ateam, a first. His search for the new team member continues.