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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I honestly don't get this excuse-making. Maybe I'm crazy but I would never give up my parenting time because I "felt alienated". And I would be willing to live in an awful apartment with roommates, be on food stamps, work two jobs, whatever it took to live nearby. If I only got the worst parenting time, if it were only orthodontist visits and 5 am crew practice l, I'd be there. If I couldn't get parenting time, I would be at every public event. If my ex hates me and tried to make my DC hate me, I still wouldn't give up. I really don't understand people who give up trying to have a relationship with their kids.[/quote]

You choose a bad spouse. Mine does all that and more, including the five am sports.  [/quote]
Did you even read the post you quoted? Your response makes no sense.[/quote]

The post is complaining about every day parenting tasks.  The things we all do.  [/quote]
Now I know you either didn’t read it or couldn’t comprehend it. The poster is saying that they would never give up on having a relationship with their child, no matter what challenges they faced. They’re saying that no matter how hard the other parent made it for them, they’d do everything in their power to spend as much time with their child as possible.[/quote]

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