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Reply to "I’m really surprised at the number of people who bring siblings to parties"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are trying to do what’s best for the kids and give them a real home and family, despite some difficult opposition from my boyfriend’s ex, so we request that our 10 year old boys do things as a team so that they are known as a family (ex insists on keeping them separate). I think the least other families can do is help our kids have some stability after a rough childhood. Hopefully next year the boys will go to the same school so this isn’t a problem.[/quote] Whose bad idea is this? Are you trying to bring your 10yo son to your boyfriend’s son’s friend’s party and the ex doesn’t want your son to come? Team ex on this. And if you aren’t married, I would not consider you a family. Sorry.[/quote] It’s not his ex’s party. It’s another kid’s party, but his ex told the mom not to allow my kid—his brother—to attend. So neither of the boys went. I hope his ex is satisfied. It just helps us with custody.[/quote]
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