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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sometimes escape is all you can do, so ignore the harpies, OP. I'd suggest your brother talks to a divorce lawyer. Then discuss his plans with his wife. She deserves a chance to say yay or nay as far as the family move. But maybe he just wants to leave, then he should say so. After talking to a freaking lawyer![/quote] Harpies? Jesus, if leaving the country with less than a week's notice is "all you can do," then you are a seriously screwed up person. If OP's brother wants to leave his family, no one can stop him, but the method he's proposing is so unnecessarily cruel to his kids that I question his fundamental decency as a human being. [/quote] It's possible. It's also possible he's married to a seriously screwed up person. What does it matter in what manner a spouse leaves? The family is broken. How is it consolation to the children that he's in an apartment across town instead of another country? Please.[/quote] So if he's married to a screwed up person, it's ok to abandon his kids and leave them alone with the screwed up person? Save himself at the kids' expense? If that is what you're saying is the right thing to do, I truly hope you're not a parent. [/quote]
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