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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So are you saying you need a weekend break but are not treating that as the separation? As in you plan to go to a hotel JUST for a break and go back and THEN at some later point initiate the split? If so , that would work if DH kept the older one. Just a weekend with no indication this is leading to a separation.

If you're planning on using the weekend as an excuse to get out and begin the separation, you leave your son behind at your own peril. Good luck fighting your husband for custody once you leave him. I won't get into how fucked up it is your 9 year old listens to all your conversations and knows the state of your marriage and what's about to happen and that you think it's cute he finds it amusing. Please get him counseling once you leave for good.  [/quote]

Thanks Yes, I am thinking of just a weekend break for now. The actual issue was about the cat litter and DH cooking his food, so yes DS who does lot of chores, was part of the situation unfold in the kitchen table. I do agree that probably none of us realize what is involved in a split.[/quote]

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