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Is he good enough for my Son? Question in comment...
by jesspants on July 21st, 2011
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How many times do you reprimand a child before taking action?
by HoneyBee on May 16th, 2011
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Is he good enough for my boy?
by jesspants on July 21st, 2011
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Can I still refer to my step children as "my step children" after I divorce their father?
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by Blinding Darkness on June 24th, 2011
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You're reading How can I stop being jealous of my husband's ex-wife? They talk on the phone and they want to do things together with their children (birthday parties, Christmas, etc.). I don't feel comfortable with this. Am I wrong?
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Great advice!
by centrator on December 25th, 2007
Thanks!!
by Snooch on December 26th, 2007
I totally disagree with ex wives and their children being a man's top priority in a new marriage. This is NOT fair to the new wife esp. if she doesn't have any children or has never been married before. Your current spouse is your number one priority. Then when your children are born they take the number one spot. As a mother, yes I believe your children are your top priority but not as a father.
My dad was a deadbeat dad and didn't pay a penny of child support. In fact I met him for the first time at age 34! I now get along well with him, his wife, and his other children. But I am independent and never needed him. Why would I have wanted a man to feel obligated to be in my life when he didn't want to be? That causes resentment and jealousy and I do not resent his decision nor am I jealous of his wife and other kids. I have my own family too
by darlingdino on July 2nd, 2010
darlingdino: when a man makes a child his life long priority # one is that child. Whether he gets along with his wife or he doesn't makes no difference. His sacred obligation is to that child. And his ex's obligation is to make it easy and pleasant for Dad to see his kids. Some ex's are so cruel to their own children--every child deserves a loving Dad--and that has nothing to do with money. and mom should never put Dad down in front of the children either.
by centrator on July 4th, 2010
Great, compassionate answer.
by centrator on July 4th, 2010