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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is an infinite supply of spoiled women on DCUM who lose their shit whenever there is any possible change in their incredibly pampered lives.  [/quote]

+1000. It's unbelievable that many women here are throwing the guy under the bus whereas if the roles were reversed, they'd be supporting the DW to peruse changing careers and being happy.

OP, you are a [b]selfish[/b] brat.[/quote]

I do not think you know what this word means. You think the unselfish person in this scenario is the middle aged dude who wants to change his job, because he "wants" to, and disregards the disruptions to his family--including kids? What? Are you for serious? [/quote]

His "kid" is a teen. The teen will not give a shit about their dad going back to school.[/quote]

The kids will not give a shit because they're a teen, and most teens don't give a shit about their parents. But the dad seems more interested in putting himself first, than the kids. When that's the case, mom's gotta advocate for the kid, because teens gonna teen like they do.

When your kids are adults and out of school? That's the time to go pursue your selfish changes. Not when your kids are still kids - teens or not. [/quote]

He's put his wife and his kids first for a very long time. He made a lot of sacrifices for them. They can make some sacrifices for him, too. It's a two way street. [/quote]

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