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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They were 6 and 9. There were rough patches. We needed emergency protection. There was a phase of supervised access visits, and then they stopped seeing him, which has been ongoing for close to four years. Things are mostly happy and peaceful, our home is a nice comfortable place and I can't believe how much of life we can actually live now. You don't really realize when you're in it, but when you leave, and find good therapy for you, and just focus on healing for awhile, and enjoy the calm, everything really is worth it. My kids are highly empathetic wise people who unfortunately had to experience some really hard stuff. But they learned a lot of resilience, and finding their voice, and self worth through it all too.[/quote] NP here. How is it possible for some fathers to check out and basically phase out contact with their children? I have seen plenty of this even with dads who wanted kids very much and were adamant that they would take good care of them. As a mom, I could not go even for even two weeks without seeing my kid.[/quote] Guy: 50:50 custody with young kids. I can see why some guys check out. The ‘deck’ is stacked against you in many ways. [/quote]
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