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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]it sound like they don't think you are a good place to share all of the circumstances they face. I would think about why they aren't viewing you as an advocate and why they are viewing you as a judge.[/quote] This this this.[/quote] This is OP. I have thought about this and think there are a lot of things that contribute to the difficulties communicating about this. But through this all, they have pushed and pushed for our kids to spend a lot of time together. I have felt frustrated, but I have also tried to discuss it with them in the most empathetic, positive and productive way I know how. If they aren't clue me in beyond basically saying you're lucky he's not hitting your kid, but they still want the kids to be together a lot, that puts me in a pretty tough position. [/quote] Hi OP. Well, I see your point. But if I were you, I would reread your original post and the title of this thread. I was expecting something very, very different from the situation you claim to face based on "sadly" and "low expectations." You are talking about something completely different. So I would think again about what you said when you were the most empathetic, positive and productive you knew how to be.[/quote] Look. I'm doing my best. Before I started this thread, I didn't know that there were evidence-based practices that would support what I called "low expectations." I can't go back in time, but I am doing my best to move forward and to learn. [/quote] Hey. Relax. I'm not saying anything about evidence based practice. I don't even know what it is. I'm saying your word choice shows biases you might want to reexamine. [/quote]
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