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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He's moving, how is this screwing you over. Its fine for him to move. Let him have holidays and summers and since he is moving, he pays for transportation and making arrangements. [/quote] Please go away. - new poster[/quote] Another new poster and I agree with poster you are telling to go away. It sounds to me that her ex had an excellent plan. OP does not own her ex and it is easy to see why she has an ex![/quote] DP. It's not good parenting to insist that you only get the fun times and you have the other parent do all the work times. That's entitlement, and not a good look for the ex. Obviously this ex just wants to be a Disneyland Dad, which is selfish. He sounds like a bad parent.[/quote]
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