Scaramucci's wife files for divorce

[Anonymous]

NP: Goes to show yet again that women shouldn't fall for the cocky, arrogant "bad boy" types because they tend to implode.

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Anonymous wrote:"Deidre Ball was tired of Scaramucci’s “naked ambition, which is so enormous that it left her at her wits’ end,” a source told the Post in a Friday story."

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/344395-scaramuccis-wife-files-for-divorce

This is serious RHODC.

Sad for the kids

Exactly. It's the children who suffer more than anyone. So many of our children have been made to endure the pain of broken families.

How can this be addressed?

As a child of divorced parents I can assure you that kids are resilient and as long as parents conduct themselves with integrity and the kids' interests in mind, kids can be a-ok. Sometimes parents and kids are happier when the parents are divorced. Living in a home with two unhappy parents is awful.

Scaramucci seems like an SOB who couldn't be bothered to attend his child's birth. So, question whether he's going to be father of the year material ... or really even anything remotely resembling a father other than the sperm he brought to the equation.

All of this is true. But you have 1-in-50 chance of raising a "resilient" healthy child when there's a contentious divorce and the media is watching your every move. These kids are going to be f#cked when they read articles 10 years from now. about the crazy sh#t their dad did and said, how he treated their mother, his slavish loyalty to Trump over their mother, etc.

#daddyissues #therapy

Trump's kids went through the same, and seem to worship daddy anyway.

That's the thing- Trump has provided a wonderful example of how kids can thrive despite divorce, so it's getting harder for me to get worked up about it. He is breaking taboos and barriers, one at a time.

Thing is... Trump was smart enough to marry women who became devoted mothers. He wasn't depending on his wife's earning potential in the rat race. One parent doing that is enough.

+1 For all his faults, he does seem to pick women who are loving, devoted moms.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Who are you lecturing with this stuff about how all our choices have consequences? Are you about to tell us about the butterfly effect next?

Woman married a lousy coked up Trump loving shithead. She had one kid with him, apparently liked him enough to have another - now realizes what a POS the guy is. What exactly would you like to see happen now? For her to go back in time and not marry him to begin with? For her to realize earlier that whatever she was getting out of the relationship would NEVER BE ENOUGH? Not to divorce the guy? For us all to just shed a few tears for the children, and how they will suffer?

What point are you trying to make exactly, or what norm are you seeking to enforce?

What point are you trying to make exactly? Just to continue trashing the guy? Got it. Also noted that you wrote liked him enough instead of love or commitment. Got that, too.

I'm trying to understand what you are getting at beyond a blanket lament that "divorce is so SAD because of CHILDREN and WOMEN SHOULD PICK BETTER THOSE DUMMIES because of CONSEQUENCES" - do you have more to say than that or can we end this now?

You're communicating with more than one poster.

Shit really?!?!

Your "thoughtful, well-balanced posts" suggest you thought otherwise.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Who are you lecturing with this stuff about how all our choices have consequences? Are you about to tell us about the butterfly effect next?

Woman married a lousy coked up Trump loving shithead. She had one kid with him, apparently liked him enough to have another - now realizes what a POS the guy is. What exactly would you like to see happen now? For her to go back in time and not marry him to begin with? For her to realize earlier that whatever she was getting out of the relationship would NEVER BE ENOUGH? Not to divorce the guy? For us all to just shed a few tears for the children, and how they will suffer?

What point are you trying to make exactly, or what norm are you seeking to enforce?

What point are you trying to make exactly? Just to continue trashing the guy? Got it. Also noted that you wrote liked him enough instead of love or commitment. Got that, too.

I'm trying to understand what you are getting at beyond a blanket lament that "divorce is so SAD because of CHILDREN and WOMEN SHOULD PICK BETTER THOSE DUMMIES because of CONSEQUENCES" - do you have more to say than that or can we end this now?

You're communicating with more than one poster.

Shit really?!?!

Your "thoughtful, well-balanced posts" suggest you thought otherwise.

Wait how do you know which Anonymous poster this is? You're communicating with more than just be person ya know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Deidre Ball was tired of Scaramucci’s “naked ambition, which is so enormous that it left her at her wits’ end,” a source told the Post in a Friday story."

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/344395-scaramuccis-wife-files-for-divorce

This is serious RHODC.

Sad for the kids

Exactly. It's the children who suffer more than anyone. So many of our children have been made to endure the pain of broken families.

How can this be addressed?

As a child of divorced parents I can assure you that kids are resilient and as long as parents conduct themselves with integrity and the kids' interests in mind, kids can be a-ok. Sometimes parents and kids are happier when the parents are divorced. Living in a home with two unhappy parents is awful.

Scaramucci seems like an SOB who couldn't be bothered to attend his child's birth. So, question whether he's going to be father of the year material ... or really even anything remotely resembling a father other than the sperm he brought to the equation.

All of this is true. But you have 1-in-50 chance of raising a "resilient" healthy child when there's a contentious divorce and the media is watching your every move. These kids are going to be f#cked when they read articles 10 years from now. about the crazy sh#t their dad did and said, how he treated their mother, his slavish loyalty to Trump over their mother, etc.

#daddyissues #therapy

Trump's kids went through the same, and seem to worship daddy anyway.

That's the thing- Trump has provided a wonderful example of how kids can thrive despite divorce, so it's getting harder for me to get worked up about it. He is breaking taboos and barriers, one at a time.

Thing is... Trump was smart enough to marry women who became devoted mothers. He wasn't depending on his wife's earning potential in the rat race. One parent doing that is enough.

And thankfully for them he compensated them well in the divorce so they could spend their time caring for their children. If only more women could find men men like this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are you lecturing with this stuff about how all our choices have consequences? Are you about to tell us about the butterfly effect next?

Woman married a lousy coked up Trump loving shithead. She had one kid with him, apparently liked him enough to have another - now realizes what a POS the guy is. What exactly would you like to see happen now? For her to go back in time and not marry him to begin with? For her to realize earlier that whatever she was getting out of the relationship would NEVER BE ENOUGH? Not to divorce the guy? For us all to just shed a few tears for the children, and how they will suffer?

What point are you trying to make exactly, or what norm are you seeking to enforce?

What point are you trying to make exactly? Just to continue trashing the guy? Got it. Also noted that you wrote liked him enough instead of love or commitment. Got that, too.

I'm trying to understand what you are getting at beyond a blanket lament that "divorce is so SAD because of CHILDREN and WOMEN SHOULD PICK BETTER THOSE DUMMIES because of CONSEQUENCES" - do you have more to say than that or can we end this now?

You're communicating with more than one poster.

Shit really?!?!

Your "thoughtful, well-balanced posts" suggest you thought otherwise.

Wait how do you know which Anonymous poster this is? You're communicating with more than just be person ya know.

the one who posts with words in caps

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Deidre Ball was tired of Scaramucci’s “naked ambition, which is so enormous that it left her at her wits’ end,” a source told the Post in a Friday story."

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/344395-scaramuccis-wife-files-for-divorce

This is serious RHODC.

Sad for the kids

Exactly. It's the children who suffer more than anyone. So many of our children have been made to endure the pain of broken families.

How can this be addressed?

As a child of divorced parents I can assure you that kids are resilient and as long as parents conduct themselves with integrity and the kids' interests in mind, kids can be a-ok. Sometimes parents and kids are happier when the parents are divorced. Living in a home with two unhappy parents is awful.

Scaramucci seems like an SOB who couldn't be bothered to attend his child's birth. So, question whether he's going to be father of the year material ... or really even anything remotely resembling a father other than the sperm he brought to the equation.

All of this is true. But you have 1-in-50 chance of raising a "resilient" healthy child when there's a contentious divorce and the media is watching your every move. These kids are going to be f#cked when they read articles 10 years from now. about the crazy sh#t their dad did and said, how he treated their mother, his slavish loyalty to Trump over their mother, etc.

#daddyissues #therapy

Trump's kids went through the same, and seem to worship daddy anyway.

That's the thing- Trump has provided a wonderful example of how kids can thrive despite divorce, so it's getting harder for me to get worked up about it. He is breaking taboos and barriers, one at a time.

Thing is... Trump was smart enough to marry women who became devoted mothers. He wasn't depending on his wife's earning potential in the rat race. One parent doing that is enough.

And thankfully for them he compensated them well in the divorce so they could spend their time caring for their children. If only more women could find men men like this.

True.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Deidre Ball was tired of Scaramucci’s “naked ambition, which is so enormous that it left her at her wits’ end,” a source told the Post in a Friday story."

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/344395-scaramuccis-wife-files-for-divorce

This is serious RHODC.

Sad for the kids

Exactly. It's the children who suffer more than anyone. So many of our children have been made to endure the pain of broken families.

How can this be addressed?

As a child of divorced parents I can assure you that kids are resilient and as long as parents conduct themselves with integrity and the kids' interests in mind, kids can be a-ok. Sometimes parents and kids are happier when the parents are divorced. Living in a home with two unhappy parents is awful.

Scaramucci seems like an SOB who couldn't be bothered to attend his child's birth. So, question whether he's going to be father of the year material ... or really even anything remotely resembling a father other than the sperm he brought to the equation.

All of this is true. But you have 1-in-50 chance of raising a "resilient" healthy child when there's a contentious divorce and the media is watching your every move. These kids are going to be f#cked when they read articles 10 years from now. about the crazy sh#t their dad did and said, how he treated their mother, his slavish loyalty to Trump over their mother, etc.

#daddyissues #therapy

Trump's kids went through the same, and seem to worship daddy anyway.

That's the thing- Trump has provided a wonderful example of how kids can thrive despite divorce, so it's getting harder for me to get worked up about it. He is breaking taboos and barriers, one at a time.

Thing is... Trump was smart enough to marry women who became devoted mothers. He wasn't depending on his wife's earning potential in the rat race. One parent doing that is enough.

And thankfully for them he compensated them well in the divorce so they could spend their time caring for their children. If only more women could find men men like this.

True.

As I recall, Ms Trump #1 had to go through a long court battle to be "compensated well". Ms Trump #2 was unceremoniously dumped right before the deadline that would have given her more money in the prenup. As reported, hers and Tiffany's lives weren't at all luxurious. Ms Trump #3 has a diamond-clad prenup.

But who knows? Maybe you are right. Maybe men ARE just ATMs - not husbands, fathers, caring partners. Who needs that. Just give them the money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Deidre Ball was tired of Scaramucci’s “naked ambition, which is so enormous that it left her at her wits’ end,” a source told the Post in a Friday story."

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/344395-scaramuccis-wife-files-for-divorce

This is serious RHODC.

Sad for the kids

Exactly. It's the children who suffer more than anyone. So many of our children have been made to endure the pain of broken families.

How can this be addressed?

As a child of divorced parents I can assure you that kids are resilient and as long as parents conduct themselves with integrity and the kids' interests in mind, kids can be a-ok. Sometimes parents and kids are happier when the parents are divorced. Living in a home with two unhappy parents is awful.

Scaramucci seems like an SOB who couldn't be bothered to attend his child's birth. So, question whether he's going to be father of the year material ... or really even anything remotely resembling a father other than the sperm he brought to the equation.

All of this is true. But you have 1-in-50 chance of raising a "resilient" healthy child when there's a contentious divorce and the media is watching your every move. These kids are going to be f#cked when they read articles 10 years from now. about the crazy sh#t their dad did and said, how he treated their mother, his slavish loyalty to Trump over their mother, etc.

#daddyissues #therapy

Trump's kids went through the same, and seem to worship daddy anyway.

That's the thing- Trump has provided a wonderful example of how kids can thrive despite divorce, so it's getting harder for me to get worked up about it. He is breaking taboos and barriers, one at a time.

Thing is... Trump was smart enough to marry women who became devoted mothers. He wasn't depending on his wife's earning potential in the rat race. One parent doing that is enough.

And thankfully for them he compensated them well in the divorce so they could spend their time caring for their children. If only more women could find men men like this.

True.

As I recall, Ms Trump #1 had to go through a long court battle to be "compensated well". Ms Trump #2 was unceremoniously dumped right before the deadline that would have given her more money in the prenup. As reported, hers and Tiffany's lives weren't at all luxurious. Ms Trump #3 has a diamond-clad prenup.

But who knows? Maybe you are right. Maybe men ARE just ATMs - not husbands, fathers, caring partners. Who needs that. Just give them the money.

I really don't think anyone on this thread is saying what you wrote. Of course, men should be far more than ATMs. Given that he hasn't been there for his kids as much as he should, we're saying that he picked wives who turned out to be devoted moms. Plenty of women and men have a ton of money but aren't really there for their kids.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Deidre Ball was tired of Scaramucci’s “naked ambition, which is so enormous that it left her at her wits’ end,” a source told the Post in a Friday story."

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/344395-scaramuccis-wife-files-for-divorce

This is serious RHODC.

Sad for the kids

Exactly. It's the children who suffer more than anyone. So many of our children have been made to endure the pain of broken families.

How can this be addressed?

As a child of divorced parents I can assure you that kids are resilient and as long as parents conduct themselves with integrity and the kids' interests in mind, kids can be a-ok. Sometimes parents and kids are happier when the parents are divorced. Living in a home with two unhappy parents is awful.

Scaramucci seems like an SOB who couldn't be bothered to attend his child's birth. So, question whether he's going to be father of the year material ... or really even anything remotely resembling a father other than the sperm he brought to the equation.

All of this is true. But you have 1-in-50 chance of raising a "resilient" healthy child when there's a contentious divorce and the media is watching your every move. These kids are going to be f#cked when they read articles 10 years from now. about the crazy sh#t their dad did and said, how he treated their mother, his slavish loyalty to Trump over their mother, etc.

#daddyissues #therapy

Trump's kids went through the same, and seem to worship daddy anyway.

That's the thing- Trump has provided a wonderful example of how kids can thrive despite divorce, so it's getting harder for me to get worked up about it. He is breaking taboos and barriers, one at a time.

Thing is... Trump was smart enough to marry women who became devoted mothers. He wasn't depending on his wife's earning potential in the rat race. One parent doing that is enough.

And thankfully for them he compensated them well in the divorce so they could spend their time caring for their children. If only more women could find men men like this.

True.

As I recall, Ms Trump #1 had to go through a long court battle to be "compensated well". Ms Trump #2 was unceremoniously dumped right before the deadline that would have given her more money in the prenup. As reported, hers and Tiffany's lives weren't at all luxurious. Ms Trump #3 has a diamond-clad prenup.

But who knows? Maybe you are right. Maybe men ARE just ATMs - not husbands, fathers, caring partners. Who needs that. Just give them the money.

Did Trump force any ex into the job market? No. They were financially able to care for and nurture their children.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Deidre Ball was tired of Scaramucci’s “naked ambition, which is so enormous that it left her at her wits’ end,” a source told the Post in a Friday story."

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/344395-scaramuccis-wife-files-for-divorce

This is serious RHODC.

Sad for the kids

Exactly. It's the children who suffer more than anyone. So many of our children have been made to endure the pain of broken families.

How can this be addressed?

As a child of divorced parents I can assure you that kids are resilient and as long as parents conduct themselves with integrity and the kids' interests in mind, kids can be a-ok. Sometimes parents and kids are happier when the parents are divorced. Living in a home with two unhappy parents is awful.

Scaramucci seems like an SOB who couldn't be bothered to attend his child's birth. So, question whether he's going to be father of the year material ... or really even anything remotely resembling a father other than the sperm he brought to the equation.

All of this is true. But you have 1-in-50 chance of raising a "resilient" healthy child when there's a contentious divorce and the media is watching your every move. These kids are going to be f#cked when they read articles 10 years from now. about the crazy sh#t their dad did and said, how he treated their mother, his slavish loyalty to Trump over their mother, etc.

#daddyissues #therapy

Trump's kids went through the same, and seem to worship daddy anyway.

That's the thing- Trump has provided a wonderful example of how kids can thrive despite divorce, so it's getting harder for me to get worked up about it. He is breaking taboos and barriers, one at a time.

Thing is... Trump was smart enough to marry women who became devoted mothers. He wasn't depending on his wife's earning potential in the rat race. One parent doing that is enough.

And thankfully for them he compensated them well in the divorce so they could spend their time caring for their children. If only more women could find men men like this.

True.

As I recall, Ms Trump #1 had to go through a long court battle to be "compensated well". Ms Trump #2 was unceremoniously dumped right before the deadline that would have given her more money in the prenup. As reported, hers and Tiffany's lives weren't at all luxurious. Ms Trump #3 has a diamond-clad prenup.

But who knows? Maybe you are right. Maybe men ARE just ATMs - not husbands, fathers, caring partners. Who needs that. Just give them the money.

I really don't think anyone on this thread is saying what you wrote. Of course, men should be far more than ATMs. Given that he hasn't been there for his kids as much as he should, we're saying that he picked wives who turned out to be devoted moms. Plenty of women and men have a ton of money but aren't really there for their kids.

Exactly. Plenty of them are right here, outsourcing their children at every opportunity. Sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Deidre Ball was tired of Scaramucci’s “naked ambition, which is so enormous that it left her at her wits’ end,” a source told the Post in a Friday story."

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/344395-scaramuccis-wife-files-for-divorce

This is serious RHODC.

Sad for the kids

Exactly. It's the children who suffer more than anyone. So many of our children have been made to endure the pain of broken families.

How can this be addressed?

As a child of divorced parents I can assure you that kids are resilient and as long as parents conduct themselves with integrity and the kids' interests in mind, kids can be a-ok. Sometimes parents and kids are happier when the parents are divorced. Living in a home with two unhappy parents is awful.

Scaramucci seems like an SOB who couldn't be bothered to attend his child's birth. So, question whether he's going to be father of the year material ... or really even anything remotely resembling a father other than the sperm he brought to the equation.

All of this is true. But you have 1-in-50 chance of raising a "resilient" healthy child when there's a contentious divorce and the media is watching your every move. These kids are going to be f#cked when they read articles 10 years from now. about the crazy sh#t their dad did and said, how he treated their mother, his slavish loyalty to Trump over their mother, etc.

#daddyissues #therapy

Trump's kids went through the same, and seem to worship daddy anyway.

That's the thing- Trump has provided a wonderful example of how kids can thrive despite divorce, so it's getting harder for me to get worked up about it. He is breaking taboos and barriers, one at a time.

Thing is... Trump was smart enough to marry women who became devoted mothers. He wasn't depending on his wife's earning potential in the rat race. One parent doing that is enough.

And thankfully for them he compensated them well in the divorce so they could spend their time caring for their children. If only more women could find men men like this.

True.

As I recall, Ms Trump #1 had to go through a long court battle to be "compensated well". Ms Trump #2 was unceremoniously dumped right before the deadline that would have given her more money in the prenup. As reported, hers and Tiffany's lives weren't at all luxurious. Ms Trump #3 has a diamond-clad prenup.

But who knows? Maybe you are right. Maybe men ARE just ATMs - not husbands, fathers, caring partners. Who needs that. Just give them the money.

I really don't think anyone on this thread is saying what you wrote. Of course, men should be far more than ATMs. Given that he hasn't been there for his kids as much as he should, we're saying that he picked wives who turned out to be devoted moms. Plenty of women and men have a ton of money but aren't really there for their kids.

Exactly. Plenty of them are right here, outsourcing their children at every opportunity. Sad.

Sad x 1000. Why can't more husbands be harder workers like Trump so their wives can stay home?

[Anonymous]

It's true that young children require stability, competence and love. Usually it's the biological family who is best able to deliver all three of the critical components, but not always.

[Anonymous]

Sadam's wives weren't in the workforce either. I guess he is another fine example of parenting that all men should aspire to. If only all women could be so lucky as to marry men with family money who cast them aside, but are forced to give them enough money so that they don't have to work. Keep the dream alive!

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Anonymous wrote:Marry for money, earn every penny.

She hooked up with him while he was married to his wife of 23 years--she knew what a sleazebag he was from the beginning.

So...had an affair, married the guy, and getting a divorce as her second baby is born? She sounds unstable herself.

After all these pages, did I have to wander over from Off Topic to explain The Manhattan Trophy Wife:

Scarmucci married young to a nice woman who put up with his BS to help propel him to fortune.
When he reached that point, the candy box of smart, attractive NY women opened to him. Said women are looking for ways to propel their careers or withdraw from the rat race, bear a few children and be given a life time income, whether divorced or not.

When wife #2 had the first baby and liked motherhood more than her arm candy life, the Mooch returned to an even larger group of women. He cheated while pregnant and forced her hand to divorce him. She will live nicely off child support and alimony for 18 years and be able to convince a NY court that she is no longer employable and get alimony for the rest of her life.

This is all classic New York wealth behavior. The second and subsequent marriages of the wealthy, particularly men, are more mergers than love matches

BTDT