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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’d be calling divorce lawyers and making copies of all of our bank records, taxes, important documents, etc. He sounds like an abusive ass. [/quote] Do this. You deserve better and so does your son. [/quote] Ridiculous. It was a text. DCUM needs to learn to let small issues slide a bit and deal with them proactively. The child does not want his/her parents to divorce. Do you want to have to admit to your child that you guys split up over a text of two dishes because you were rushing out of the house for a kid centered event? No? Then don't divorce. Deal with the issue.[/quote] Disagree. Does she want her son to grow up seeing his mom being emotionally abused? The child will grow up to abuse his own spouse. It's unhealthy and it festers for generations if you don't stop this. OP either needs divorce or counseling [/quote]
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