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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Oh grow up. Look in the mirror and think about why your husband moved on. Take some responsibility for your shortcomings.

That especially hogwash for his relationship with the kids. If you don’t embrace joyfully your ex-husband’s former mistress, now girlfriend, then you’re undermining your kids. The kids love you, their father, and their eventual stepmother. Or they SHOULD, unless you poison the relationship because the kids are afraid to hurt your feelings. Then what kind of weaklings will the kids be when they grow up? Wallowing in empathy for everyone else rather than taking care of their own business first.

Let the kids be kids, kids who love their mother AND their father.
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OMG your total lack of character permeates every sentence.  Any intelligent, emotionally mature adult knows that the husband moving on had everything to do withhis failings and nothing to do with his wife. He's the one that needs to take a hard look at himself and get some therapy to figure out his black hole of a conscience.  No betrayed wife is obligated to "embrace joyfully" his husband's mistress.  WTH? Do you live your entire life in fantasy land?  Many "kids" are old enough to judge their parents' actions all by themselves, and when they figure out that their dad lacks character and they can't trust him, it's not his ex-wife's job to try and fix that narrative.[/quote]

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