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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let's look at this from another angle....what issue does his family have with you other than just the previous marriage and a child? That isn't a big deal now a days, every other person has been divorced or has a child. Are these really religious folks that don't believe in divorce? Do they not like your child, are they unruly? I have a brother and he is a goof and if he was marrying someone with a child I would be more concerned about her than him. More often than not families are supportive of your decisions unless you are truly making some bad decisions. Have a friend about to get married, met girl on web dated for a year but have only been in the same room with her for 100 days and they are getting married. She has a kid, who is great by the way, and she was married before. He is like a brother to me, I finally met her and all the issues I had had disappeared. She is a nice girl, my friend on the other hand is a handfull and she may not know what she is getting into.

Have you met these people who so vehemently oppose you? [/quote]

I've met them and they've always been really nice to my face. I'm guessing the issue is my child and that I'm divorced. I can't think of any other reason why they would have a problem with him marrying me.[/quote]

Are they super religious? This doesn't make sense unless they have a personal issue with you. That seems more reasonable than just divorced and a kid. Is your fiance greatly younger than you? How old are you and how old is he?[/quote]

They're Catholic, but not super religious. He's older than me, I'm 38 and he's 40.[/quote]

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