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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So many self centered people here. Me me me.... My reduced share of money, my reduced quality of time with dad, and my kids' reduced share of money from grandpa... You are not entitled to anything. How about your father's life and happiness? You father has done his share of taking care of you. Are you going to take care of your father when he needs care? [/quote] Me me me Why are 2nd wives do selfish. Denying him time with his kids fishing and golfing and spending weekends at sports events. How about his happiness? Instead he’s changing diapers and watching kids lol v shoes. So sad. Why do you need a man to support you, support yourself. Yes adults take care of their parents when they need care, you seriously over estimate your mental and physical ability as an old woman. Your ability to move a man from bed to chair with your frail 70 yo body.[/quote] No marriage with young kids goes well where one parent goes fishing and golfing while the other takes care of toddlers. If it’s a one-off thing, okay. If it’s a regular thing. The souse doing the heavy lifting with the little kids will grow to hate the one who’s out recreating. [/quote] It’s what you sign up for when you marry someone with grown children. You are going to deny a person time with their children and grandchildren? If they are home 50% or more there should not be an issue since that is more than the now adult kids got. You get what you signed up for. It’s called bonding not recreating[/quote] This. Every-other-weekend dad was good enough for his first set of kids. You and your kids can make do with less as well. It's called "blended family". Remember, these are the only grandchildren he's going to be young enough to really know.[/quote]
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