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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Stay in you lane. They had to deal with their father and mother divorcing, your kids didn't. You husband needs to figure out things with their mother. You need to work on empathy. The mother has/had mental health issues and those kids may too. It may not be your perfect parenting that launched your kids. You may just have easier kids.[/quote] This. Plus I have a kid with mental health issues that is slow to launch. My other kids get that. How is it that your kids don’t understand this? [/quote] 32 and 28 is too old to label 'slow to launch'[/quote] Op here, Dh doesn’t talk about his kids mental health ever. It’s like he’s in denial and will not share with younger siblings. He seems ashamed of them and his ex wife. My kids want to understand and they are empathetic to the situation, but we have no clues what is going with step kids. [/quote] Sure. I bet “your kids” really want to know about this. I’m sure “your kids” ask all the time. You’re not fooling anyone OP. [/quote]
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