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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think it sounds heavenly for all involved. Everyone, including the children, have the opportunity to more slowly transition into the family unit. Everyone gets their space. I think if there were children involved it would be weird. [/quote]

no, it's weird.  
- BTDT on the divorce, kids and re-marriage. No way either one of us would have accepted anything less than 100% commitment to the new blended family and new home (and we both still have our old homes - but they are rented and we consider them as assets, not safe havens to which either of us could "escape")[/quote]

All the teens/tweens/20-something I know would love to have their parent alone without the entanglement of and "other" adult to deal with.

Maybe you should ask your kids. BTW, steps should not be 100% they are NOT the parent. [/quote]

well maybe you have screwed up friends with screwed up kids.  our kids would not want the non-bio parent to be out of the house.  but you do you.[/quote]

or maybe you don't know you own kids. None of the kids I know complain to their parent, they complain to their friends. They retreat to our house to get away.

#headinsand[/quote]

do whatever you need to do so that you can pretend you sleep well at night.  jeez, you are one clueless bitch.[/quote]

I have obviously hit a nerve. If you don't trust your relationship enough to give you spouse some room when you kids are over then you might want to evaluate the root of your insecurity.[/quote]

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