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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OO, great advice at 14:29.  I literally cannot believe the people going after you.  Practically this same situation is happening to a high school friend of mine.  We all know him to be a fantastic father to his two daughters.  He’s a high school coach, easy-going, just a nice guy.  His wife left with the kids pretty suddenly and he was beyond devastated.  He (admittedly) had way too much to drink shortly after the split (he’s not much of a drinker usually), went to the family house late at night and was serial ringing the doorbell. Honestly, not a mature reaction on his part but a totally understandable one.  Anyway, the soon to be ex has spun it out to say the kids were traumatized (and they may have been upset), they are afraid of him, he has hit them before - she just has completely blown this out of proportion and embellished it so the girls are now convinced that he is dangerous and abused them. She kept them from him for months, and now he can only see them with a chaperone (her rules).  His parents, who used to see them every single week, have not seen them for a year and a half.  He has a lawyer and I’m sure things will eventually work out, but it’s amazing what his crazy wife has done and gets away with.[/quote]

I love how when a man drinks excessively, stalks and engages in menacing, frightening behavior he is showing an immature "but totally understandsblr" reaction. Meanwhile if the mother did the same she would probably be called a batshit crazy unfit mother and drunk. Seems fair.[/quote]

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