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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm the Op. I found a therapist I like and we meet weekly. I think it's helping. Ex husband introduced our child to the OW, they had dinner at his place. Child didn't say much, but said she was "nice and a good cook". I'd be lying if I said it didn't sting. I smiled and let my child talk. At the end of the day I want my child to be happy. I guess this is our new normal. [/quote] OP I wish I could hug you. I know I'm just an internet stranger, but I am seriously proud of you. You're rocking it right now, and you are being a safe source for your daughter. Keep up the great work.[/quote] +1 And don't beat yourself up for your feelings. You can't help but be angry at what happened to you. IMO people on this thread and others about this subject let the other parent off the hook too easily. If they loved their kids, they wouldn't want to poison their kids' parents emotionally. It would be so much better for the kids if their parents were happy and emotionally healthy, not destroyed inside. In any event, I agree you can't drag your DC into how you feel. Fake it 'till you make it. Good luck, OP. You sound like you're on the right path.[/quote]
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