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BOOM!!!!!

 

  On 7/12/2017 at 2:27 AM, GaryPinC said:

I'm sorry you're not co-parenting, so glad my ex didn't put up a fight over that. It would have gotten ugly and she would have lost. My neighbor was in a similar situation as yours. He made the same choices you did. It is your choice not to fight for your time. Now my neighbor's daughter is a mess, flunked out of school and doesn't talk to either parent. As much as he loves his daughter he never fought enough for their relationship and was so consumed with his ex it indirectly poisoned his relationship with his daughter.

 

Fight for your relationship with your daughter and be the bad guy. But open your heart to her and explain why without getting negative about her mom. Never do that as you are really insulting your daughter at the same time. Get your daughter a cell phone if she hasn't one and work out an arrangement between her and yourself. Take the high road, but take your ex to court every time over your visitation rights. Send everyone a message, especially your daughter. What you see as being considerate towards your daughter's time with friends/activities, your daughter can see as you not wanting to spend time with her. And from the sound of things, mom will directly put that idea in her head.

 

Be consistent and as others have said make plans in advance for just you and her. What truly matters here? Your daughter is not stupid. She can feel the hostilities between her parents. And it tears her up and breaks her heart. Let it go. Be the rock for your daughter. See your ex for the coward she truly is and don't hate her. Realize you chose her and made a bad choice. Be happy you're not stuck in that situation anymore and stop letting your ex matter so much to you. Instead of doing the decent thing and ending things directly with you she chose the cowardly way. Regardless of everything else, at her very core that is who she is. Now she is boomeranging her self hate on to you every chance she gets. You will never see any satisfaction for the way she treated and is treating you now. Your only satisfaction will be to let it go and stand tall even when you've got nothing to stand on. Stand tall. Focus on your relationship with your daughter.

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  On 7/12/2017 at 2:27 AM, GaryPinC said:

I'm sorry you're not co-parenting, so glad my ex didn't put up a fight over that. It would have gotten ugly and she would have lost. My neighbor was in a similar situation as yours. He made the same choices you did. It is your choice not to fight for your time. Now my neighbor's daughter is a mess, flunked out of school and doesn't talk to either parent. As much as he loves his daughter he never fought enough for their relationship and was so consumed with his ex it indirectly poisoned his relationship with his daughter.

 

Fight for your relationship with your daughter and be the bad guy. But open your heart to her and explain why without getting negative about her mom. Never do that as you are really insulting your daughter at the same time. Get your daughter a cell phone if she hasn't one and work out an arrangement between her and yourself. Take the high road, but take your ex to court every time over your visitation rights. Send everyone a message, especially your daughter. What you see as being considerate towards your daughter's time with friends/activities, your daughter can see as you not wanting to spend time with her. And from the sound of things, mom will directly put that idea in her head.

 

Be consistent and as others have said make plans in advance for just you and her. What truly matters here? Your daughter is not stupid. She can feel the hostilities between her parents. And it tears her up and breaks her heart. Let it go. Be the rock for your daughter. See your ex for the coward she truly is and don't hate her. Realize you chose her and made a bad choice. Be happy you're not stuck in that situation anymore and stop letting your ex matter so much to you. Instead of doing the decent thing and ending things directly with you she chose the cowardly way. Regardless of everything else, at her very core that is who she is. Now she is boomeranging her self hate on to you every chance she gets. You will never see any satisfaction for the way she treated and is treating you now. Your only satisfaction will be to let it go and stand tall even when you've got nothing to stand on. Stand tall. Focus on your relationship with your daughter.

Dude thanks, really. I appreciate this.

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"Every time you love just a little

Take one step closer, solving a riddle

It echoes all over the world

 

Every time you opt in to kindness

Make one connection, used to divide us

It echoes all over the world."

 

Our children are "little recorders", recording everything they experience around them.

 

Good luck and hang in there...

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  On 7/12/2017 at 9:14 AM, joesixpack said:

Dude thanks, really. I appreciate this.

Hang in there, my man. I am so glad my ex wanted to still get along, I definitely feel for ya. I gained a lot of life changing wisdom about myself from the divorce. Just kept it real, good and bad.

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  On 7/11/2017 at 1:01 AM, ExiledInIllinois said:

+1

+1

+1

 

To the three fellas above. 2019 will be 25 years here!

 

30 years for me next year. Pretty good for someone who asked woman to marry her first day he met her.

  On 7/11/2017 at 2:13 PM, LeviF91 said:

Cool to see that marriage rates are stabilizing.

 

Still not getting married.

 

More likely those who should never have been married are not getting married.

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  On 7/11/2017 at 3:45 PM, LeviF91 said:

 

At some point I'll just say I'm divorced :lol:

 

Just be honest and tell you are an eunuch.

  On 7/11/2017 at 11:15 PM, Chef Jim said:

And you know now that I think about it millennials do have a challenge with regard to marriage. One week they identify as a girl the next as a boy. That could be confusing.

 

Not in current environment. They both can be sexually challenged and get married to each other taking turn on roles.

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  On 7/11/2017 at 11:15 PM, Chef Jim said:

 

Seriously?? That damn internet. What it can't do.

 

And you know now that I think about it millennials do have a challenge with regard to marriage. One week they identify as a girl the next as a boy. That could be confusing.

Chef, you may like this .clip..cant find it standalone on youtube, but very funny

 

http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/culture/karen-townsend/2017/05/30/hbos-veep-gender-simple

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  On 7/11/2017 at 3:00 PM, Jauronimo said:

What're you doing tonight? I got a fridge full of cheap cold ones, a Nintendo, a race car bed, and some hot dogs thawing in the sink.

He would have preferred if you had left them frozen.

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  On 7/20/2017 at 11:58 AM, joesixpack said:

 

Update is i decided to cut off communication with the ex altogether. Still TRYING to communicate with my kid.

 

I'm sorry you are having these issues. I'm only 16 days out of the house but it's very cordial and perhaps is for the best. Seen the kids and her about 5 times, friendly every time.

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  On 7/20/2017 at 6:28 PM, Seasons1992 said:

 

I'm sorry you are having these issues. I'm only 16 days out of the house but it's very cordial and perhaps is for the best. Seen the kids and her about 5 times, friendly every time.

 

You know I'm feeling better about it since i stopped communicating with her.

 

It's easier with her being persona non grata.

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  On 7/20/2017 at 9:08 PM, joesixpack said:

 

Nah, you may be a twatwaffle, but I still consider you a friend.

 

:P

 

Everyone needs a twatwaffle in their circle. I'm proud to be yours.

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